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New Waterdown Elementary School Boundary Review

The map below shows the study area for this boundary review, and the catchment areas for the affected elementary schools in Waterdown.
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LMB Nov 13 2025 at 7:47AM on page 1

Question
How many students would have their permanent school boundary changed as the result of this option?

LMB Nov 10 2025 at 7:15PM on page 1

Suggestion
The current proposal would put students south of Dundas and west of Hamilton St approx 1.5km further from school than they currently are at Allan A Greenleaf. This decreases walkability and increases bus times. Keeping that neighbourhood as a permanent AAG catchment would eliminate these exacerbated issues.

ST Sep 9 2025 at 12:15PM on page 1

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Children in this region who have started at Flamborough Centre should be permitted to complete their education there. Uprooting them in their last 1-2 years of school before high school is not preferred. NEW grads from Mary Hopkins should be able to attend the new school for their grade 5-8 years.

Nic Sep 9 2025 at 9:50AM on page 1

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Students on this side of Dundas Street and before the train tracks should be able to attend the new elementary school and help significantly reduce bus traffic and morning commutes into the Waterdown core.
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