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Chief Justice Milvain School

ElementaryEnglish publicBottom fifth in Alberta

3428 42 street ne · Calgary · T1Y6A3 · The Calgary School Division

One of Whitehorn’s 31 elementary schools, counting 3 km beyond the edge: Chief Justice Milvain School. Every school in and around Whitehorn →

Students
583
enrolled, 2025-26
Level
Elementary
Grades K–6
System
English public
The Calgary School Division
Teaches in
English
Results
Bottom fifth
the average of its 2 measures’ fifths in Alberta
The gist

What stands out about Chief Justice Milvain School

  • A large elementary school: 583 students, against a middle of 267 in Alberta.
  • Its results sit in the bottom fifth in Alberta, averaged over its measures.
  • On the standard of excellence it reaches 0%, below the 13% in Alberta.
  • Public and English-language, under The Calgary School Division.
Results

How Chief Justice Milvain School does on Alberta’s tests

The Provincial Achievement Tests in Grades 6 and 9: each school against every school in Alberta.

Chief Justice Milvain School reports 2 of 2 measures; on average they sit in the bottom fifth in Alberta.

MeasureHereMiddle, AlbertaBand
PAT: acceptable standard33%67%Bottom fifth
PAT: standard of excellence0%13%Bottom fifth

Suppressed: Alberta hides results for small groups. Shares are of enrolled students in the core courses, Grades 6 and 9 pooled.

Where it stands

Why Chief Justice Milvain School has a band rather than a letter

Against the other schools in Alberta, Chief Justice Milvain School’s results fall in the bottom fifth. That band is its measure here: the letters on this site are for towns.

For a letter, see Whitehorn’s Schools page: the town’s grade takes in Chief Justice Milvain School and its neighbours.

Getting in

Getting a place at Chief Justice Milvain School

Boards set boundaries for each school; living inside one guarantees a place there, and moving across one usually means a request.

The provinces’ education acts and the boards’ own admission policies; check with the board for a given address.

Side by side with the nearest elementary schools

Its level’s nearest schools, measured as the crow flies.

Chief Justice Milvain School is larger than any of its 6 nearest elementary schools.

Chief Justice Milvain583
Colonel J. Fred Scott383
St. Rupert366
St. Wilfrid384
Cecil Swanson326
Guy Weadick461
Rundle524
SchoolSystemLanguageStudentsBandAway
Chief Justice Milvain SchoolEnglish publicEnglish583Bottom fifth
Colonel J. Fred Scott SchoolEnglish publicEnglish383Bottom fifth0.5 km
St. Rupert SchoolEnglish CatholicEnglish366Fourth fifth0.8 km
St. Wilfrid Elementary SchoolEnglish CatholicEnglish384Fourth fifth1 km
Cecil Swanson SchoolEnglish publicEnglish326Fourth fifth1.2 km
Guy Weadick SchoolEnglish publicEnglish461Bottom fifth1.4 km
Rundle SchoolEnglish publicEnglish524Bottom fifth1.5 km
Nearby

Elementary schools near Chief Justice Milvain School

Nearest first, as the crow flies, up to 25 km. Each school’s own admission policy decides who gets a place.

Official recordProvincial number 9361

Questions about Chief Justice Milvain School

Who runs Chief Justice Milvain School?

Chief Justice Milvain School comes under The Calgary School Division (English public).

What language does Chief Justice Milvain School teach in?

English.

How do pupils get a place at Chief Justice Milvain School?

Each board registers its own students; its website gives the school for an address.

Which schools of the same kind are near Chief Justice Milvain School?

Nearby: Colonel J. Fred Scott School (0.5 km), St. Rupert School (0.8 km) and St. Wilfrid Elementary School (1 km).

Sources: Alberta Education and Childcare, school enrolment 2025/26 (Open Government Licence – Alberta) · Alberta Education and Childcare, PAT multiyear school results (core courses pooled). Alberta’s own notes: breaches in 2021–22, wildfires in 2022–24, the January 2026 sitting cancelled, pilot-curriculum students excused. Open Government Licence – Alberta. · map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.

Adapted from Statistics Canada (Census of Population 2021, population estimates 2025, 2021 census boundaries) under the Statistics Canada Open Licence; this does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada. Neighbourhood names in some cities © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).