Gonzaga High School
20 Smithville Crescent
St. John's, NL
A1B 2V2 · Canada

TEL: 709-753-7510
FAX: N/A
EMAIL: andrewcluney@nlesd.ca

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At Gonzaga High School,  we believe each and every student has the potential to bring something unique and special to the world. We help students develop their potential by believing in them as capable individuals. At Gonzaga, we assist students in discovering who they are, so they can express their own opinions and nurture their own ideas. We have a vision of a world where people learn to respect, accept, and embrace the differences between us.

Busing information for your school and location can be found below. Please visit the Student Transportion page for full information and access to the Busing Portal.

• Bus Routes for Gonzaga High School
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For any student transportation related inquiries, requests, concerns or to report an incident, please complete the following Student Transportation Form for your region below and a NLSchools Representative will get back to you as soon as possible.

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NLSchools offers a variety of French programs to help students achieve the ability to know a second language. These programs range from common classroom french classes to full French immersion. To learn more on what we offer, please select one of the following:

• French Immersion Program
• Early French Immersion (EFI) Program
• Intensive Core French (ICF)
• Late French Immersion (LFI)
• French Programs Official Website
• French Language Programs (Dept. of Education)
• Canadian Parents for French
• French Immersion School Directory
• Early French Immersion School Feeder System
• Late French Immersion School Feeder System
• ICF Registration

If you are inquiring about French Immersion, please contact the Program Specialist(s) for French Programs (Early and late French Immersion) for your school.

Allocations for this year can be found below. Any extra allocations are represented by *

UNIT TYPE	DESCRIPTION	NUMBER
Regular	Resources deployed based on the number of classrooms to school enrollment.	27.50
Administration	Resources deployed for Principal and Assistant Principal positions.	2.50
Guidance	Resources deployed for Guidance Counselor positions. In some cases Guidance services may be provide by another school.	1.59
Specialist	Resources deployed for Physical Education, Art, French, etc.	4.54
Learning Resource Teacher (LRT)	Resources deployed for Learning Resource Teachers.	0.79
Instructional Resource Teacher (IRT)	Special Education resources deployed and determined by school population.	8.25
Instructional Resource Teacher (IRT) 2	Special Education resources deployed to support identified student needs.	0.00
Reading Specialist	Reading Specialist resources deployed to support identified student needs.	0.00
Teaching Learning Assistant (TLA)	Resources deployed for Teaching and Learning Assistants.	0.00
Teacher*	Additional unit required. Rationale: Guidance. (Date Given: 18-03-2024)	0.91
Teacher*	Additional unit required. Rationale: PASS. (Date Given: 18-03-2024)	1.00
Teacher*	Additional unit required. Rationale: HSP. (Date Given: 18-03-2024)	1.00
Teacher*	Additional unit required. Rationale: LEARN. (Date Given: 18-03-2024)	1.00
Teacher*	Additional unit required. Rationale: EAL. (Date Given: 18-03-2024)	2.00
Adjustments	Resource deployed to round allocation to quarter units.	-0.08

TOTAL ALLOCATIONS	DESCRIPTION	NUMBER
Teacher(s)	Total number of Teaching units allocated.	51.00
Teaching and Learning Assistant(s)	Total number of TLA units currently allocated.	0.00
Student Assistant(s) hrs allocated	Total number of Student Assistant hours allocated.	28.25

The following data is from PowerSchool information as entered by the school. The numbers indicate the number of students, unless otherwise noted. Only classes with 1 or more students will be listed.

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Total Students
275	277	249	18	819

LEVELS	<15 Students	15-19	20-24	25-29	30-34	>35 Students
I, II, III, IV	15 Class(es)	7 Class(es)	15 Class(es)	55 Class(es)	118 Class(es)	14 Class(es)