Findlay Creek and Leitrim Schools and Boundaries (2026-27)
Ottawa school boundary research
Findlay Creek and Leitrim Schools and Boundaries
Research school options connected with Findlay Creek and Leitrim, then verify the current result for a specific home through the applicable board’s official locator.
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Community context
School research in Findlay Creek and Leitrim
Findlay Creek and Leitrim are fast-growing parts of South Ottawa where new-school projects have changed the local picture. Examples to investigate include Mino Mikan, St. Veronica, the planned CEPEO Leitrim school and secondary options connected to Riverside South. Check each example against the student’s grade and current school year. A project announcement alone does not confirm an address assignment.
This guide also helps with nearby-area research for Leitrim, Pathways at Findlay Creek, Riverside South, Blossom Park, Greely, South Keys. Those names are orientation points, not school-boundary definitions.
- Leitrim
- Pathways at Findlay Creek
- Riverside South
- Blossom Park
- Greely
- South Keys
Four publicly funded systems
Start with the right Ottawa school board
Ottawa has English public, English Catholic, French public and French Catholic systems. Each board controls its own attendance areas, programs and admission process.
Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
English public school system. Enter the full address, student grade and program details in the official tool.
Ottawa Catholic School Board
English Catholic school system. Enter the full address, student grade and program details in the official tool.
Conseil des écoles publiques de l’Est de l’Ontario
French public school system. Enter the full address, student grade and program details in the official tool.
Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est
French Catholic school system. Enter the full address, student grade and program details in the official tool.
Starting points only
School examples to investigate
These are examples to investigate, not assigned schools. A named school’s presence here does not establish eligibility for any address. Use the board locator and confirm directly before making a housing or registration decision.
Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
Elementary examples or locator guidance
- Mino Mikan Elementary School
- Vimy Ridge Public School
Secondary examples or locator guidance
- Riverside South Secondary School
- Ridgemont High School, depending on current locator result
Ottawa Catholic School Board
Elementary examples or locator guidance
- St. Veronica School
- St. Bernard School
Secondary examples or locator guidance
- St. Francis Xavier High School
- St. Patrick’s High School, depending on current locator result
Conseil des écoles publiques de l’Est de l’Ontario
Elementary examples or locator guidance
- New Leitrim elementary school planned for fall 2026
- École élémentaire publique Michel-Dupuis
Secondary examples or locator guidance
- Use the CEPEO locator and current Ottawa secondary-choice rules
Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est
Elementary examples or locator guidance
- École élémentaire catholique Jonathan-Pitre
- Other CECCE elementary schools shown by the locator
Secondary examples or locator guidance
- New Riverside South Catholic secondary school, under development
- École secondaire catholique Franco-Cité or Pierre-Savard, subject to locator confirmation
Address-by-address check
How to verify a school result
- Choose the school system. Start with English public, English Catholic, French public or French Catholic. Admission rules may apply in Catholic and French-language systems.
- Use the complete property address. Enter the municipal street address and postal code. Do not rely on a neighbourhood name, mailing city or the closest school.
- Select the student details. Check grade, program, language pathway and the school year. Run a separate search for each child or program choice.
- Read the result carefully. Look for grade ranges, program notes, temporary accommodation, redirects, transfers and dated boundary notices.
- Confirm before relying on it. Contact the school or board. Check transportation separately because school assignment does not guarantee bus eligibility.
Why results differ
What can change the answer
Address and attendance line
A boundary can cross a familiar community or even separate nearby streets. Use the full municipal address and postal code.
Grade and program
Grade structure, French programming and specialized pathways can return a school that is not the nearest building.
Admission and operations
French-language or Catholic admission, capacity, transfers, temporary accommodation and transportation rules may require separate confirmation.
Official information
Community notes and source check
- OCDSB Findlay Creek school and boundary decision (verified 2026-08-25).
- OCSB Findlay Creek attendance-boundary announcement (verified 2026-08-25).
- CEPEO Leitrim elementary construction page (verified 2026-08-25).
Research status: Source links and page facts were last verified on . Re-check the live locator and current board notices before relying on this information.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
How do I confirm the school for a specific Ottawa address?
Use the applicable board’s official locator with the complete address, postal code and student grade. Then confirm the result directly with the school or board.
Can two homes in the same neighbourhood have different schools?
Yes. Attendance lines can run through a community, and grade, program, language system and board can change the result.
Are the schools listed here guaranteed for my home?
No. They are relevant schools to investigate. Only the board locator and direct board or school confirmation can establish the current result for an address.
Does a school boundary guarantee transportation or a place in every program?
No. Transportation eligibility, program entry, capacity and admission rules are separate questions and must be checked with the responsible board or transportation authority.
Important school-boundary disclaimer
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