Collège Béliveau

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Collège Béliveau
Address
296 Speers Rd. Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2J 1M7, Canada
Information
School board	Louis Riel School Division
Superintendent	Terry D. Borys
Principal	Alain Michalik
Vice principal	Gilles Mousseau
Staff	35 Teachers
School type	Public Secondary School
Grades	Grades 7-12
Language	French Immersion
Area	Windsor Park
Mascot	Barry the Barracuda
Team name	Barracudas
Enrollment	600
Homepage	Collège Béliveau

Collège Béliveau is a Grade 7 to S4 French Immersion school with 35 teachers serving approximately 600 students. The mission of the Collège Béliveau learning community is to nurture all students to become successful, bilingual learners, and responsible global citizens. Collège Béliveau holds the distinction of being the first French Immersion Centre in Western Canada after its conversion from English to French Immersion in 1982.[1]

[edit] Feeder Schools

Collège Béliveau is a diverse community that draws its population from four schools: École Guyot, École Henri-Bergeron, École Howden and École Van Belleghem.

v • d • e Schools in the Louis Riel School Division

Secondary schools	Collège Béliveau · Collège Jeanne-Sauvé · Dakota · Glenlawn · J. H. Bruns · Nelson McIntyre · Windsor Park

Primary or elementary schools	Archwood · Darwin · Dr. D. W. Penner · Frontenac · General Vanier · George McDowell · Glenwood · École Guyot · H. S. Paul · Hastings · École Henri-Bergeron · Highbury · École Howden · Island Lakes · École Julie-Riel · Lavallee · École Marie-Anne-Gaboury · Marion · Minnetonka · Niakwa Place · Nordale · École Provencher · Samuel Burland · Shamrock · St. George · École St. Germain · École Van Belleghem · École Varennes · Victor H. L. Wyatt · Victor Mager · Windsor

Other schools	Louis Riel Arts & Technology Centre

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