Cardinal Leger Secondary School is a
separate school
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in the downtown sector of
Brampton, Ontario
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, Canada. It is a member of the
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board and is connected to both St. Mary's Parish and St. Annes. The school enrolls about 1,233 students.
History
Cardinal Leger opened in 1976, originally named St. Stephens. The school expanded in 1980 and underwent major renovations in 1995 in order to attain its current modern appearance. It was the first Catholic high school in Brampton.
Notable students and alumni
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Marc Eversley
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Eversley's family moved from London to Toronto when he was four years old. After university, Eversley worked at Nike in their retail an ...
, general manager of
Chicago Bulls
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Kadeisha Buchanan, soccer player
See also
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Education in Ontario
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List of secondary schools in Ontario
References
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Educational institutions established in 1976
Catholic secondary schools in Ontario
High schools in Brampton
1976 establishments in Ontario