Schools in Jasper Place, Edmonton, AB
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Results from the 'Schools' category in Jasper Place, Edmonton
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10950 159 St Nw, WEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5P 3C1
(780) 489-5100
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9150 160 Street Nw, WEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5R 2J2
(780) 489-5200
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15451 84 Ave Nw, WEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5R 3Y1
(780) 489-4500
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9325 165 Street Nw, WEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5R 2S5
(780) 484-4319
Catholic school 
8715 153 St Nw, WEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5R 1P1
780 484 3381
Stratford School opened in 1966 and is named after the home of William Shakespeare. Stratford School provides the Cogito alternative program for students in Kindergarten to Grade 9. Stratford was formerly a satellite campus of Jasper Place Composite. 
8945 153 St Nw, Edmonton, T5R 1P1
780-489-8020
These pages are geared towards providing the information you need to know about how our school operates, what our educational focus is as well as what makes us unique. Select from the left sidebar or drop down menus to read more. James Gibbons (1837–1933) was a prospector, hunter, trader, and farmer. He was born in Ireland and came to North America in 1854. After coming to Edmonton in the 1860's in search of gold in the North Saskatchewan River, James Gibbons and his partners invented a sluice box that would separate river sand and gravel from particles of gold. 