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Built in 1966 for the St. Boniface School Division, this French-language school was named for Henri Lacerte and opened to students in September 1966. The school was opened officially by Education Minister George Johnson and School Board Chairman George M. DeCruyenaere at a ceremony on 12 October 1966. Known as Ecole Lacerte, the building has been expanded in size and grades, and later reorganized into the Franco-Manitoban School Division [Division scolaire franco-manitobaine].
Period
Principal
1966-1970
Marie Anna Marion (1905-1982)
1970-1975
Thérèse Meisner
1975-1976
Guy Roy
1976-1979
Wilfred Gosselin
1979-1982
Roger Druwé
1982-1995
Georges Druwé
1995-2001
Monique Fisette
2001
Gilles Normandeau (Acting)
2002-2008
Victor Lionel Perrin (c1955-2016)
2008
Bernard Gagné (Acting)
2008-2011
Bernard DesAutels
2011-2014
Claudette Lucienne Grenier (1974-2015)
2015-?
Daniel Preteau
Period
Vice-Principal
2005-2011
Claudette Lucienne Grenier (1974-2015)
School Year
Teachers
1967-1968
Gerald Joseph Arnaud (grade 6), Marguerite Rose Bibeau (grade 3), Louise Gracia Boisjoli (grade 3), Patricia Diane Cormier (grade 2), Beatrice Bernice Desjarlais (grade 1), Carmelle Eveline Gagnon (grade 4), Joane Elizabeth Gauthier (grade 4), Fabiola Raymonde Grafton (grade 5), Lorene Marie Guillou (grade 1), Evelyn Germaine Lepage (grade 5), Gilbert Joseph Raineault (grade 6), Rose-Marie Roy (grade 2), Estelle Simon (grade 2, 1968), Solange Souchay (kindergarten)
Among the other teachers of Lacerte School was Renée-France Labossière.
Lacerte School (November 2015)
Source: Nathan KramerSite Location (lat/long): N49.86070, W97.07766
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Henri Lacerte (1889-1968)
Lacerte School - Our History, Franco-Manitoban School Division.
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E0757), Archives of Manitoba.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 15 September 2018
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