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Our school, John A. Leslie Public School, which opened in 1923, is located at Midland Avenue and Kingston Road. During its history, the school has had 5 additions. Our school is named in honour of John A. Leslie, a local resident who served as trustee and M.P.P. Our school serves 525 Junior Kindergarten to grade 8 pupils. We are proud of our diversity. John A. Leslie Public School offers English programs in all grades, English as a Second Language instruction, Primary, Junior and Intermediate special education programs and Extended French starting in grade 4. An independent non-profit daycare centre is housed in the building.
Our mission at John A. Leslie Public School is to provide the foundation for students to become responsible, creative, self-sufficient learners and to nurture partnerships among students, parents, staff and the community. We believe that : - everyone is able to learn - learning through inquiry is beneficial for students - learning and self-esteem are increased when people are in respectful and caring relationships with others who accept them as individuals - each individual is ultimately responsible for his or her own choices and actions - the family plays a significant role in the development of the individual
