Schools à Delta, BC avec site web- page 2
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Résultats à proximité dans la catégorie Schools à Delta
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11664 Lyon Rd, Delta, V4E 2K4
(604) 591-8676
Registrations for 2013-2014 Summer School Registration Non-catchment process Kindergarten 
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11447 - 82Nd Avenue, Delta, V4C 5J6
(604) 596-7471
High School, Public School, Educational Services, Private School 
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7198 Vantage Way #115, Delta, V4G 1K7
604 940 7785
Chasse et Armes à feu, private schools, Sports et Loisirs, education, Education and Training, Armes à feu & armuriers, training 
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800 Carleton Ct #101D, Delta, V3M 6Y6
(604) 773-4878
Training centre, School 
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8884 Russell Dr, Delta, V4C 4P8
(604) 581-6185
Educational Services, Elementary and secondary schools, Public Schools, School, Elementary Schools 
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5025 12 Ave, Delta, V4M 2A7
(604) 943-2244
Elementary Schools, Elementary and secondary schools, Educational Services, Public Schools, Elementary school 
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4625 62 St, Delta, V4K 3L8
604-946-0218
lundi au vendredi : 9h - 12h et 14h - 18h de School District No 37 Delta 
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7337 120 Street #230, Delta, V4C 6P5
+1 778-592-1200
Elite Math & English Tutoring Academy in Delta & Surrey offers free evaluations for your children so that we can work together to create an individualized program suited for your child's specific needs. On a follow-up meeting, we'll show you the program and how we can help your child the best way we can so that they can be successful. 
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11405 84 Avenue, Delta, V4C 2L9
(604) 594-0488
The Centre for Child Development helps children with the most complex and severe developmental disabilities. 
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4705 Arthur Drive, Delta, V4K 2X5
(604) 946-1280
Instrumental, Music Lessons & Instruction School, Music school, Schools & Educational Services, Instruction 
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9453 120 St #202, Delta, V4C 6S2
(778) 564-3008
School 
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11706 96 Avenue, Delta, V4C 3W7
(604) 589-2577
Schools, maternelle, Preschool, School Academic Nursery, preschools, Kindergarten, Soins des enfants, Child Day Care Services, Social Services, Famille et communauté, garderie 
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8840 119 STREET, Delta, V4C 6M4
(604) 596-6116
Churche, Public Schools, Écoles primaires & secondaires, Éducation, secondary, Académique, schools 
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11285 Bond Blvd, Delta, V4E 1N3
(604) 594-8491
Registrations for 2013-2014 Summer School Registration Non-catchment process Kindergarten 
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918 Cliveden Ave, Delta, V3M 5R5
(604) 526-2231
School, College 
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4615 51 Street, Delta, V4K 2V8
604-946-4194
King George V High School, the first high school in Delta, was located on the present site of the Ladner Community Center. The first two rooms of the school were built in 1912, with a third room added in 1916. Simeon Fisher in his book "The History of Delta" states that there was "opposition to building the school in Ladner on the grounds that there were not enough children to keep it going". The school closed in 1938 having had almost 500 students graduate during the life of the school. The building was not demolished right away but became a canteen known as the "Ladner Dug Out" to provide some diversion for the military who were training in Delta. After WW II, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion used the building for meetings before it was replaced by a bowling alley and later the present community center. In 1938, Delta Central School, originally built in 1926 and used as an elementary school (grade 1-8), was enlarged and updated for senior students while a new elementary school was built on the same plot of land, the site of DSS today. A new gym separated the two schools. The Weekly Optimist of December 15, 1938, reported that "the building and equipping of the new schools has taken many long sessions of deliberation by the school trustees and today the Junior-Senior High School, elementary school, gymnasium and manual training quarters are completely modern and fully equipped, supervised by a capable, enthusiastic teaching staff." 270 students were enrolled in the school at this time.