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The Maple Creek School was opened in 1968 as a independent private school at Miami Colony within the Rural Municipality of Thompson. More commonly known as Maple School (during the 1970s), by 1969 it joined the Midland School Division where it remained and later reverted to its primary Maple Creek School name. In 2001, it was consolidated into the Prairie Rose School Division.
Period
Principal
1970-1977
Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (1922-2016)
1977-1978
Ramsay Ramroop Gopaul
1978-1979
Neil Robert Martin
Period
Teachers
1968-1969
Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (grades 1-8)
1969-1970
Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (grades 1-9)
1970-1971
Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (grades 3-9), Maureen Mavis Sjoberg (grades 1-2)
1971-1972
Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (grades 3-8), Karen Anne Ruth Roberts (grades 1-2)
1972-1973
Robert Moors Johnston (grades 4-8), Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (kindergarten & grades 1-3)
1973-1974
Neil David Campbell (grades 4-9), Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (grades 1-3)
1974-1975
Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (grades 1-3), John Stephen Schellenberg (grades 4-9)
1975-1976
Donald Garth Leary (grades 4-8), Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (kindergarten & grades 1-3)
1976-1977
Donald Garth Leary (grades 4-9), Thelma Marion Phillips Millar (grades 1-3)
1977-1978
Ramsay Ramroop Gopaul (grades 1-4), Neil Robert Martin (grades 5-9)
1978-1979
Margaret Rose Lesniewski (grades 1-4), Neil Robert Martin (grades 5-9)
1979-1980
Margaret Rose Lesniewski (kindergarten & grades 1-9)
1980-1981
Margaret Rose Lesniewski (kindergarten & grades 1-7)
Site Coordinates (lat/long): N49.29033, W98.21298
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Maple School No. 584 (Municipality of WestLake-Gladstone)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Norway School No. 1536 / Norway School No. 2 / Maple School No. 2313 / Waldheim School (Waldheim Colony, Municipality of Cartier)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Maple Creek School No. 2275 (RM of Lac du Bonnet)
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
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.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 6 March 2025
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