commission scolaire Central Québec (Q2986738)
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| Langue | Libellé | Description | Également connu comme |
|---|---|---|---|
| français | commission scolaire Central Québec |
commission scolaire au Québec |
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| anglais | Central Quebec School Board |
English-language school board of Quebec, Canada |
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Déclarations
1 juillet 1998
6 références
Bishop Mountain Public School, PQ
English Protestant Public School on Chemin St. Louis, Sillery, Quebec - The Bishop Mountain Building was built as a chapel in 1864 on the grounds of St. Michael’s Church. The stone building was named for Bishop George J. Mountain... The chapel became a school originally with one classroom for 7 grades, then expanded to hold kindergarten and grade 1 in the original building and grades 2 to 7 in the extension.Bishop Mountain Public School closed in the 1970’s and is now the home of the Central Quebec School Board - Commission Scholar Central Quebec (anglais)
22 avril 2019
BIshop Mountain School
L'ancienne école anglicane Bishop Mountain à Sillery, Québec, construite au milieu du 19ème siècle, maintenant le siège administratif de la Commission Scolaire. (français)
22 avril 2019
1 référence
Bishop Mountain Public School, PQ
English Protestant Public School on Chemin St. Louis, Sillery, Quebec - The Bishop Mountain Building was built as a chapel in 1864 on the grounds of St. Michael’s Church. The stone building was named for Bishop George J. Mountain... The chapel became a school originally with one classroom for 7 grades, then expanded to hold kindergarten and grade 1 in the original building and grades 2 to 7 in the extension.Bishop Mountain Public School closed in the 1970’s and is now the home of the Central Quebec School Board - Commission Scholar Central Quebec (anglais)
22 avril 2019
1864
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Bishop Mountain Public School, PQ
English Protestant Public School on Chemin St. Louis, Sillery, Quebec - The Bishop Mountain Building was built as a chapel in 1864 on the grounds of St. Michael’s Church. The stone building was named for Bishop George J. Mountain... The chapel became a school originally with one classroom for 7 grades, then expanded to hold kindergarten and grade 1 in the original building and grades 2 to 7 in the extension.Bishop Mountain Public School closed in the 1970’s and is now the home of the Central Quebec School Board - Commission Scholar Central Quebec (anglais)
22 avril 2019
années 1970
2 références
Bishop Mountain Public School, PQ
English Protestant Public School on Chemin St. Louis, Sillery, Quebec - The Bishop Mountain Building was built as a chapel in 1864 on the grounds of St. Michael’s Church. The stone building was named for Bishop George J. Mountain... The chapel became a school originally with one classroom for 7 grades, then expanded to hold kindergarten and grade 1 in the original building and grades 2 to 7 in the extension.Bishop Mountain Public School closed in the 1970’s and is now the home of the Central Quebec School Board - Commission Scholar Central Quebec (anglais)
22 avril 2019
BIshop Mountain School
L'ancienne école anglicane Bishop Mountain à Sillery, Québec, construite au milieu du 19ème siècle, maintenant le siège administratif de la Commission Scolaire. (français)
22 avril 2019
3 références
1 référence
2046
G1T 1P4
3 références
Bishop Mountain Public School, PQ
English Protestant Public School on Chemin St. Louis, Sillery, Quebec - The Bishop Mountain Building was built as a chapel in 1864 on the grounds of St. Michael’s Church. The stone building was named for Bishop George J. Mountain... The chapel became a school originally with one classroom for 7 grades, then expanded to hold kindergarten and grade 1 in the original building and grades 2 to 7 in the extension.Bishop Mountain Public School closed in the 1970’s and is now the home of the Central Quebec School Board - Commission Scholar Central Quebec (anglais)
22 avril 2019
3 références
Bishop Mountain Public School, PQ
English Protestant Public School on Chemin St. Louis, Sillery, Quebec - The Bishop Mountain Building was built as a chapel in 1864 on the grounds of St. Michael’s Church. The stone building was named for Bishop George J. Mountain... The chapel became a school originally with one classroom for 7 grades, then expanded to hold kindergarten and grade 1 in the original building and grades 2 to 7 in the extension.Bishop Mountain Public School closed in the 1970’s and is now the home of the Central Quebec School Board - Commission Scholar Central Quebec (anglais)
22 avril 2019
BIshop Mountain School
L'ancienne école anglicane Bishop Mountain à Sillery, Québec, construite au milieu du 19ème siècle, maintenant le siège administratif de la Commission Scolaire. (français)
22 avril 2019
46°46'42.067"N, 71°15'6.728"W
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5 références
CQSB has served the English-speaking community under various names since 1867! Largest territory in the province of Québec (493,495 km) (anglais canadien)
21 avril 2019
2046, chemin Saint-Louis, Québec (Québec) G1T 1P4 (français)
3 références
Bishop Mountain Public School, PQ
English Protestant Public School on Chemin St. Louis, Sillery, Quebec - The Bishop Mountain Building was built as a chapel in 1864 on the grounds of St. Michael’s Church. The stone building was named for Bishop George J. Mountain... The chapel became a school originally with one classroom for 7 grades, then expanded to hold kindergarten and grade 1 in the original building and grades 2 to 7 in the extension.Bishop Mountain Public School closed in the 1970’s and is now the home of the Central Quebec School Board - Commission Scholar Central Quebec (anglais)
22 avril 2019
Identifiants
1 référence
Central Quebec School Board
Commission Scolaire Central Quebec
2 références
Commission scolaire Central Québec
1 référence
21 avril 2019
Central Québec School Board / Commission Scolaire Central Québec
1 référence
21 avril 2019
CQSB School Board
29 février 2020
25 janvier 2013
1 référence
21 avril 2019
Central Quebec School Board
30 août 2016
9 décembre 2020
1 référence
21 avril 2019