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The Dugald Consolidated School District No. 2427 was established in January 1964 and a large new school built in Dugald that year. Classes began here in fall 1964 and the school was officially opened on 12 March 1965 by Dr. Roy Tavener, a former pupil of Dugald School. The district became part of the Transcona-Springfield School Division in 1967. In 2001, it was incorporated into the newly established Sunrise School Division. As at 2017, the school operates as Ecole Dugald School, a dual track English/French facility. A bronze plaque within the building commemorates Robert Barry Findlater, the school’s first Principal.
Period
Principal
Before 1964
See Dugald School
1964-1966
Robert Barry Findlater (c1941-1966)
1966-1967
Wilbert Thompson Heather
1968-1969
O. N. Mohammed
1969-1972
Teddy Emilio Stoyko (1938-2018)
1972-?
Michael Dyrda (1929-2004)
?-?
Victor Lionel Perrin (c1955-2016)
?-2017
?
2017-2018
Christine Fetterly
Period
Vice-Principal
?-?
Victor Lionel Perrin (c1955-2016)
?-2017
?
2017-2018
M. Chris Gusberti
Period
Teachers
Before 1964
See Dugald School
1964-1965
Ronald Edward Dilk (grade 7), Robert Barry Findlater (grade 8), Mary Gibbins (grade 3), Wilbert Thompson Heather (grade 5), Karen Louise Kletke (grade 4), Violet Reynolds (grade 1), Eleanor Hannah Scheer (grade 2), Barbara Anne Allen Szalanski (grade 6)
1965-1966
Mildred Cecile Burek (grade 3), Robert Barry Findlater (grade 8), Mary Gibbins (grade 3, 1965), Wilbert Thompson Heather (grade 5), Judy Roberta Hewko (grade 2), Karen Louise Kletke (grade 4), Violet Reynolds (grade 1), Barbara Anne Szalanski (grade 6), Virginia Anne Zubyk (grade 7)
1966-1967
Evelyn Mary Ammeter (grade 4), Wilbert Thompson Heather (grade 8), Judy Roberta Hewko (grade 2), Virginia Gladys Klos (grade 4), Emily Minnie Koskie (grade 3), John Lawrence Kyle (grade 5), Melville Henderson Pearce (grade 6), Adele Therese Pepin (grade 7), Violet Reynolds (grade 1), Maureen Carol Van Ryssel (grades 1-2)
1967-1968
Evelyn Mary Ammeter (grade 4), Judy Roberta Hewko (grade 2), Beryl Mae Jones (grade 8), Virginia Gladys Klois (grades 5-6), Emily Minnie Koskie (grade 3), John Lawrence Kyle (grade 5), Robert William Preston (grade 7), Violet Reynolds (grade 1), Maureen Carol Van Ryssel (grade 2), Ralph Unger (grade 6)
1968-1969
Kalman Fekete (grade 5), Ellen Jean Neelin (grade 7), Violet Reynolds (grade 1), ? (other grades)
Dugald Consolidated School (November 1967)
Source: Archives of Manitoba, Manitoba Local Government Boundaries Commission, File 94 Dugald Consolidated.
Dugald Consolidated School (August 2020)
Source: Rose KuzinaSite Coordinates (lat/long): N49.88307, W96.83372
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Dugald School No. 80 (Dugald, RM of Springfield)
Annual Reports of the Manitoba Department of Education, Manitoba Legislative Library.
One Hundred Years in the History of the Rural Schools of Manitoba: Their Formation, Reorganization and Dissolution (1871-1971) by Mary B. Perfect, MEd thesis, University of Manitoba, April 1978.
Springfield, 1st Rural Municipality in Manitoba, 1873-1973, Dugald Women’s Institute.
From Slate to Computer in the Transcona-Springfield Area 1873-1983 by Nan Shipley, 1983, page 349.
Manitoba Local Government Boundaries Commission, Schools in Manitoba - Volume 2, Dugald Consolidated School - File 94, March 1968, Archives of Manitoba.
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Dugald School District No. 80 - Daily Registers, GR9480, Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Dugald Consolidated School District No. 2427 - Daily Registers, GR9480, Archives of Manitoba.
We thank Rose Kuzina for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer and Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 16 October 2022
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