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The Fouillard School District was established in 1946 and a two-room schoolhouse was built on NE34-18-29W in what is now the Rural Municipality of Ellice-Archie. The school, named for local notable Arthur Benoit Fouillard, was designated as a Special School by the Department of Education and replaced a previous educational facility at the St. Hubert Mission. A teacherage was later added on the school yard. During its operation, the school also served as a community hall. The schoolhouse burned down in November 1964 and, in January 1965, the teacherage was converted to classroom space. The school was consolidated into Binscarth School in June 1966. In 1982, the building and surrounding four acres were leased at $55 per year for five years to the Valley View Sheep Farm which then converted the former teacherage (then schoolhouse) into an administrative office.
Period
Principal
1951
Thomas Adam “Tom” Kalichak (1927-1973)
1951-1952
Allen Ernest Borys
1952-1955
Alfred Ronald Wolfe (1932-2014)
1955-1957
Carl Edward Golebioski
1957-1959
Mr. W. F. Derksen
1959-1960
Eleanor Rybuck
1960-1961
Tony Kustiak
1961-1962
None
1962-1963
Helen Chuba
1963-1964
Bernice Marjory Hachkowski
1964-1965
Patricia A. T? Benson
School Year
Teachers
1946-1949
?
1949-1950
Lionel J. Frechette (grades 1-7)
1950-1951
Nicholas Dulewich (grades 1-2, 1951), Thomas Kalichak (grades 1-6, 1950; grades 3-6, 1951)
1951-1952
Allen Ernest Borys (grades 3-8), Nicholas “Nick” [Korosil] Koroscil (grades 1-2)
1952-1953
Orest Watsyk (grades 1-2), Alfred Ronald Wolfe (grades 3-8)
1953-1954
Orest Watsyk (grades 1-3), Alfred Ronald Wolfe (grades 3-6)
1954-1955
Orest Watsyk (grades 1-4), Alfred Ronald Wolfe (grades 4-7)
1955-1956
Carl Edward Golebioski (grades 5-8), Henry Peter Alex Manzuk (grades 1-4)
1956-1957
Carl Edward Golebioski (grades 4-8), Henry Peter Alex Manzuk (grades 1-3)
1957-1958
Mrs. Justice Derksen (grades 1-2), Mr. W. F. Derksen (grades 3-7)
1958-1959
Mrs. Justice Derksen (grades 1-2), Mr. W. F. Derksen (grades 3-8)
1959-1960
Eleanor Rybuck (grades 4-7), Rose Yaskiw (grades 1-3)
1960-1961
Tony Kustiak (grades 5-8), Rose Yaskiw (grades 1-4)
1961-1962
Helen Chuba (grades 1-8)
1962-1963
Rose Yaskiw Boucher (grades 1-4), Helen Chuba (grades 5-8)
1963-1964
Delores Marie Dumas (grades 1-4), Bernice Marjory Hachkowski (grades 5-8)
1964-1965
Patricia A. T? Benson (grades 5-7), Rose Yaskiw Boucher (grades 1-4)
1965-1966
Rose Yaskiw Boucher (all grades)
Fouillard School (no date)
Source: Ellice: 1883-1983. RM of Ellice Centennial Book Committee, page 87.Site Coordinates (lat/long): N50.59118, W101.39028
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Arthur Benoit Fouillard (1920-2014)
Trustee records regarding geographically remote schools directly administered by Department (E 0166), Special Schools - Fouillard Special School Agreement (Pelly Trail #37), 1977-1982, GR1323, Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Fouillard School (Special School) Daily Registers, GR2061, Archives of Manitoba.
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
Ellice: 1883-1983. RM of Ellice Centennial Book Committee, 1983. Manitoba Legislative Library, F5648.E46.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 11 May 2019
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