Schools à Wolfville, NS

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Acadia University

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15 University Avenue, Wolfville, B4P 2R6

(902) 542-2200

“The mission of Acadia University is to provide a personalized and rigorous liberal education; promote a robust and respectful scholarly community; and inspire a diversity of students to become critical thinkers, lifelong learners, engaged citizens, and responsible global leaders.” We're proud of Acadia's strong varsity athletics program - it's a tradition that dates back to 1875. Acadia holds more conference and national championships than any other university in Atlantic Canada and has the highest number of Academic All-Canadians for primarily undergraduate universities in the country. We are a member of Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) and Atlantic University Sport (AUS). When our varsity teams play, our fans gather to carry on Acadia's Stand Up and Cheer tradition!

Wolfville Junior High School

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19 Acadia Street, Wolfville, B4P 1K8

(902) 542-6050

School, Educational Services, Public Schools

Landmark East School

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708 Main Street, Wolfville, B4P 1G4

(902) 542-2237

Changing the lives of students with learning differences since 1979.

Horton High School

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75 GREENWICH ROAD SOUTH, Wolfville, B4P 2R2

(902) 542-6060

Home of the Horton Griffins, the campus features a double-sized gymnasium, three athletic fields, an outdoor recreational area and a modern fitness centre. The performing arts are served with a 500-seat, fully equipped theatre, and music, dance and drama facilities, as well as an outdoor amphitheatre. Students have a modern mall-style cafeteria with sound, digital and visual capabilities, an art gallery, student organization offices, and numerous support facilities for counseling, career research, mediation, tutoring etc. There is even a daycare facility on the premises. Always proud of its long tradition of producing outstanding students— academically, artistically, athletically—Horton continues to excel with some of the finest facilities anywhere. Horton District High School and Horton High School received their names from Horton Township which was established by the Nova Scotia Government in 1758. Horton District is the same today as it was at the time it was first laid out with these changes: The Towns of Kentville and Wolfville are now part of the district; Port Williams and Town Plot have been added to the district. Halifax City was named after the Earl of Halifax, English statesman and poet, fourth son of the Honourable George Montague. He was born at Horton, Northamptonshire, England. Hence the name of this school and the township comes from Horton, Nor The emblem captures this essential feature of the township. According to Dianne Thompson-Sheppard, the artist of the Class of 1959-1960, she adapted the emblem received from England for use by the school. Although the original school colours were chosen to be black, red and gold, the emblem replaced red with blue, which has caused considerable confusion in producing crests over the years. The school yearbook was officially known as The Red, Black and Gold until 1980 when it was renamed The Horton Gryphon, changed the following year to Griffin.