Photo: Vince pahkala · CC BY-SA 3.0In and around St. Laurent, 2 schools: 2 schools for every grade
All are inside town limits. In Manitoba, there’s no schools grade: the province publishes no results school by school.
Where the 2 schools in and around St. Laurent are
Every school as a pin, coloured by system; each opens its own page.
Points from the provincial lists.
Schooling in English and French around St. Laurent
English, French and other languages of instruction, beside the mix in Manitoba.
The mark on each bar is the share of schools in Manitoba.
The 1 French-language schools are École communautaire Aurèle-Lemoine; Division scolaire Franco-Manitobaine runs the public ones.
Section 23 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms gives French-speaking parents the right to French-language schooling for their children, through the French-language boards.
Who runs St. Laurent’s schools
Each level’s schools by system: English and French public boards, independent and other schools.
The split by system: English public 1 and French-language 1.
The provincial school lists: each school’s board, language and Catholic or public status.
Which of the 2 boards runs which school
Every board or service centre with a school in the area, and its schools.
Among 2 boards, Division scolaire Franco-Manitobaine leads with 1.
| Board | System | Schools |
|---|---|---|
| Division scolaire Franco-Manitobainecommunautaire Aurèle-Lemoine | French public | 1 |
| Prairie Rose School DivisionSt. Laurent | English public | 1 |
Boards and districts as the provincial lists name them.
How children get a place in St. Laurent
French-language schools
French-language boards admit the children of rights-holders under section 23 of the Charter (a parent whose first language is French, or who was schooled in French in Canada), and may admit others through an admissions committee.
The neighbourhood school
No application round, no lottery: the address fixes the school, and the board handles the paperwork.
The provinces’ education acts and the boards’ own admission policies; check with the board for a given address.
The 2 schools in and around St. Laurent
High schools within reach of St. Laurent
Every secondary school within 15 km of the town, nearest first.
Counting out to 15 km, there are 2: 1 English public and 1 French public. Closest of all: St. Laurent School (3.3 km).
| School | Board | System | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. Laurent SchoolAll grades | Prairie Rose School Division | English public | 3.3 km |
| École communautaire Aurèle-LemoineAll grades | Division scolaire Franco-Manitobaine | French public | 3.4 km |
Distances in a straight line from the town’s centre point.
What this data can and can’t tell you
- Which schools count. Every school inside St. Laurent’s outline or within 3 km of it, the rule used across the site.
- The kinds of school. Elementary schools run from kindergarten to Grade 6 or 8, secondary ones to Grade 12; some cover every grade, and alternative, adult and online schools are listed apart.
- What isn’t here. No ratings by inspectors, no enrolment trend: neither is published school by school.
- The year. Schools come from StatCan’s ODEF of 2019–22, so a recent opening or closure may not show.
- Boards and systems. Two systems share the province, English and French, each run by its own board or district.
Questions about schools in St. Laurent
Which boards run the schools in St. Laurent?
Division scolaire Franco-Manitobaine (1) and Prairie Rose School Division (1), with each one’s schools in brackets.
Is there a French-language school in St. Laurent?
Yes: École communautaire Aurèle-Lemoine, the French-language schools here.
How do I get a place at a school in St. Laurent?
Each board registers its own students; its website gives the school for an address.
Sources: Statistics Canada, Open Database of Educational Facilities v2.1 (2019–22) · 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).