Académie de Roberval

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High school in Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Académie de Roberval

Address

1275 Rue Jarry E

Montreal

Quebec

H2P 1W9

Canada

Coordinates| 45°32′47″N 73°36′38″W﻿ / ﻿45.546364°N 73.610522°W﻿ / 45.546364; -73.610522
Information
School type| Public, high school
School district| Commission scolaire de Montréal
Principal| Mr. Bruno Laberge
Enrollment| 602[1]
Public transit access| Jarry’s subway station

Académie de Roberval is a small French high school located in Montreal, Quebec containing approximately over 550 students. It is a part of the Centre de services scolaire de Montréal (CSSDM).

## Informations

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* Académie de Roberval is a school with an enriched educational project.[2] Whether by offering enrichment in all subjects, or by imposing local programs such as Latin and methodology. Académie de Roberval has a specific educational project.[2]
* The Académie de Roberval, which is located on the edge of the Villeray and Saint-Michel districts, is a two-minute walk from the Fabre metro station.
* The student's admission to this free public school is done after passing an admission exam.[2]
* The Academy is located since January 2018 at 1205 Rue Jarry Est. It was for several problems (mold, heating, plumbing, etc.) that the school had to move.

## Encriched program

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The program offered by the Académie de Roberval is a program enriched with subjects such as Latin (offered to secondary 1 and 2 students), Spanish (offered to secondary 3 students) cinema (offered to secondary 4 students and 5) which is an optional course offered only at the Academy, and many other options such as Entrepreneurship, Drama or Personal Orientation Project (PPO). In addition, an English first language course is offered to English-speaking or fluent English-speaking students. The three mathematical sequences are offered to students (CST, TS, SN) with six lessons per nine-day cycle. Since fall 2013, integrative project (IP) and community engagement courses have been offered outside of the schedule.

## Board

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Since 2012, the director of Académie de Roberval has been Mrs. Luisa Cordoba and her assistant is Bruno Laberge.[3] During the last decades, the status of the school has changed enormously.[4]

From January 2018 to July 2019, the director of the Academy was Jaziel Petrone and his assistant was still Bruno Laberge.

Since August 2019, Mr. Laberge is director and Marie-Claude Bachand becomes his assistant.

## Address change

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In December 2017, the school building closed due to mold. The old school building was located at 1385 Rue de Castelnau E, behind the Jean-Talon Hospital and near the Fabre metro station. Since then, the school has not finished the planned work with a budget of $ 14.5 million.[5]

## References

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1. ^ "Académie De Roberval : Information sur l'école". Archived from the original on May 21, 2013.
2. ^ a b c "Les TIC au CSSDM". Les TIC au CSSDM.
3. ^ "Académie De Roberval, A word from the director".
4. ^ "Travail journalistique: Académie De Roberval: une école pour raccrocher les gangs de rue". May 6, 2009.
5. ^ Company Zone (30 October 2017). "Another CSDM school will close due to mold". Ici Radio-Canada Première (in Canadian French). Retrieved 2020-10-14.

## External links

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* Official website

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Secondary schools on the Island of Montreal

French-language public schools

CSS de Montréal|

* Académie Dunton
* Académie de Roberval
* Chomedey-De Maisonneuve
* École de la Lancée
* École de la Source
* Édouard-Montpetit
* École Espace-Jeunesse
* Eulalie-Durocher
* École Eurêka
* Évangeline
* École FACE
* École Georges-Vanier
* Honoré-Mercier
* École internationale de Montréal
* Irénée-Lussier
* Jeanne-Mance
* Joseph-Charbonneau
* Joseph-François-Perrault
* La Dauversière
* le Tremplin
* le Vitrail
* la Voie
* Louis-Joseph-Papineau
* Louis-Riel
* Louise-Trichet
* Lucien-Pagé
* Marguerite-De Lajemmerais
* Marie-Anne
* École Père-Marquette (fr)
* Rosalie-Jetté
* Saint-Henri
* Saint-Louis
* Saint-Luc
* Sophie-Barat

CSS Marguerite-Bourgeoys|

* Cavelier-De LaSalle
* Collège Saint-Louis
* Dalbé-Viau
* des Sources
* Dorval-Jean-XXIII
* Félix-Leclerc
* Monseigneur-Richard
* Mont-Royal
* Paul-Gérin-Lajoie-d'Outremont
* Pierre-Laporte
* Saint-Georges
* Saint-Laurent

CSS de la Pointe-de-l'Île|

* Anjou
* Antoine-de-Saint-Exupéry
* Calixa-Lavallée
* Daniel-Johnson
* Guy-Vanier
* Henri-Bourassa
* Jean-Grou
* La Passerelle
* La Relance
* Le Tournesol
* Pointe-aux-Trembles

English-language public schools

English Montreal SB|

* F.A.C.E. School
* James Lyng
* John F. Kennedy
* John Grant
* John Paul I Junior High
* LaurenHill Academy
* Laurier Macdonald
* Pearson
* Marymount Academy
* MIND
* Paul VI
* Rosemount
* Royal Vale
* Royal West
* St. Raphael Centre
* Vincent Massey
* Westmount High

Lester B. Pearson SB|

* Beaconsfield
* Beurling Academy
* Horizon
* Lakeside Academy
* LaSalle Community Comprehensive
* Macdonald
* Pierrefonds Community
* Riverdale
* John Rennie
* Lindsay Place
* St. Thomas
* Westwood

Independent schools

Non-religious|

* Alexander von Humboldt
* Marie de France
* Jean-Eudes
* Reine-Marie
* Regina Assumpta
* Stanislas
* Sourp Hagop Armenian School
* Kuper Academy
* Lower Canada College
* Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp's
* Selwyn House
* St. George's
* Trafalgar
* Vanguard
* West Island College

Religious|

* Bialik
* Brebeuf
* Notre-Dame
* École Maïmonide
* Emmanuel Christian School
* Greaves Adventist Academy
* Loyola High School
* Hebrew Academy
* Herzliah High School

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