The school was founded during the Quiet Revolution of Quebec by the deputy of Vaudreuil-Soulanges and Minister of EducationPaul Gérin-Lajoie with creating a place where everything would be accessible for students in mind.[1] In fact, it is not just a school, but a whole campus that was built: a high school, a trade school, a building for adults continuing education, a pool and an arena.[2] The school is the birthplace of the education reform and one of the first polyvalantes created in Quebec. The campus is still, to this day, the vastest in the province in terms of land. Previously known as École secondaire Vaudreuil and then École secondaire de la Cité-des-Jeunes, the school picked its current name in 2004. An English school (Vaudreuil High School) used to be in the current Paul-Gérin-Lajoie buildings. It is now used for adults in continuing education. Previously, Pavilion Vaudreuil (the northernmost building on campus) was divided into two sections: one for boys, Salle G (garçons, or boys) and Salle F (filles, or girls) which were used in between classes. There was previously a baseball field that was destroyed to build Brind'Amour, which, unlike the rest of the campus, is a primary education establishment. The football field was the closest thing to a replacement for the destroyed baseball field.[3]
In 2019, the high school witnessed minor flooding throughout the months of April and May.
Campusedit
Buildings:
École secondaire de la Cité-des-Jeunes
Vaudreuil Pavilion (1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th years of high school)
Lionel-Groulx Pavilion (3rd year of high school and EHDAA[4])
Cultural Center
Library
Cafeterias
Theaters
Infirmary
Belles Rives Center
Music classes
etc.
Sports Center
Paul Gérin-Lajoie Training Center
Brind'Amour
Pool
Water Treatment School
Institutions:
Commission Scolaire des Trois-Lacs Administrative Center
École secondaire de la Cité-des-Jeunes
Trois-Lacs Multicenter
Paul Gérin-Lajoie Training Center
Belles Rives Center (General Education to Adults)
The Administrative Office of Services to Enterprises
Municipal Pool
Municipal Arena
Statisticsedit
As of 2018, École secondaire de la Cité-des-Jeunes teaches 2874[5] students and Brind'amour teaches 517,[6] for a total of 3391[7] students on the campus based on available data.[8]
Sportsedit
The school sport teams have Citadins de la Cité-des-Jeunes as a name. Their most popular sports are football, volleyball, and badminton. The ice hockey and swimming teams also use a public arena and indoor swimming pool which are located on the school’s campus.
^EHDAA means: Élèves handicapés ou en difficulté d’adaptation ou d’apprentissage (Students with disabilities, social maladjustments or learning disabilities, in english)
^ESCJ Information and Contact Page on CSTL Website
^Brind'Amour Information and Contact Page on CSTL Website
École, secondaire, cité, jeunes, previously, named, École, secondaire, vaudreuil, public, high, school, vaudreuil, dorion, quebec, canada, managed, commission, scolaire, trois, lacs, serves, northern, population, peninsula, regional, county, municipality, vaud. Ecole secondaire de la Cite des Jeunes previously named Ecole secondaire Vaudreuil is a public high school in Vaudreuil Dorion Quebec Canada Managed by the Commission scolaire des Trois Lacs it serves the northern population of the peninsula of the regional county municipality of Vaudreuil Soulanges Contents 1 History 2 Campus 3 Statistics 4 Sports 5 See also 5 1 References 5 2 External links 5 3 Related articlesHistory editThe school was founded during the Quiet Revolution of Quebec by the deputy of Vaudreuil Soulanges and Minister of Education Paul Gerin Lajoie with creating a place where everything would be accessible for students in mind 1 In fact it is not just a school but a whole campus that was built a high school a trade school a building for adults continuing education a pool and an arena 2 The school is the birthplace of the education reform and one of the first polyvalantes created in Quebec The campus is still to this day the vastest in the province in terms of land Previously known as Ecole secondaire Vaudreuil and then Ecole secondaire de la Cite des Jeunes the school picked its current name in 2004 An English school Vaudreuil High School used to be in the current Paul Gerin Lajoie buildings It is now used for adults in continuing education Previously Pavilion Vaudreuil the northernmost building on campus was divided into two sections one for boys Salle G garcons or boys and Salle F filles or girls which were used in between classes There was previously a baseball field that was destroyed to build Brind Amour which unlike the rest of the campus is a primary education establishment The football field was the closest thing to a replacement for the destroyed baseball field 3 In 2019 the high school witnessed minor flooding throughout the months of April and May Campus editBuildings Ecole secondaire de la Cite des Jeunes Vaudreuil Pavilion 1st 2nd 4th and 5th years of high school Lionel Groulx Pavilion 3rd year of high school and EHDAA 4 Cultural Center Library Cafeterias Theaters Infirmary Belles Rives Center Music classes etc Sports Center Paul Gerin Lajoie Training Center Brind Amour Pool Water Treatment SchoolInstitutions Commission Scolaire des Trois Lacs Administrative Center Ecole secondaire de la Cite des Jeunes Trois Lacs Multicenter Paul Gerin Lajoie Training Center Belles Rives Center General Education to Adults The Administrative Office of Services to Enterprises Municipal Pool Municipal ArenaStatistics editAs of 2018 Ecole secondaire de la Cite des Jeunes teaches 2874 5 students and Brind amour teaches 517 6 for a total of 3391 7 students on the campus based on available data 8 Sports editThe school sport teams have Citadins de la Cite des Jeunes as a name Their most popular sports are football volleyball and badminton The ice hockey and swimming teams also use a public arena and indoor swimming pool which are located on the school s campus See also editReferences edit School s history on their website French only Fonds Cite des Jeunes de Vaudreuil on the Vaudreuil Soulanges Archives ESCJ on Google Maps January 2019 EHDAA means Eleves handicapes ou en difficulte d adaptation ou d apprentissage Students with disabilities social maladjustments or learning disabilities in english ESCJ Information and Contact Page on CSTL Website Brind Amour Information and Contact Page on CSTL Website 2874 517 3391 Other establishments on campus don t share this data External links edit Ecole secondaire de la Cite des Jeunes School website French only Commission Scolaire des Trois Lacs School board website French only The Cite des Jeunes Foundation French only Related articles edit Commission Scolaire des Trois Lacs French English College Bourget French English English versions for both of these are incomplete 45 23 40 N 74 01 42 W 45 3945 N 74 0282 W 45 3945 74 0282 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ecole secondaire de la Cite des Jeunes amp oldid 1136144982, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
