up of a grade eleven class in 1942. Sister Agnes Trainor, whose record of success in teaching grade ten and unsurpassed in the Province was appointed to teach the students. In 1954 with higher grades still on the move at the convent a grade twelve class was opened. This made it possible for students to remain in their own areas of West Prince, rather than pay money for room and board in Charlottetown. The convent that year cramped for space moved the grade twelve class to the Dalton School. A very ac— ’ fl tive Home & ; School Association V supporting the education moves of the Sisters. In 1959 twenty-one districts consolidated and became part of a newly constructed Regional High school. Sister Mary Arnold Mahar was

appointed school principal. In 1962 a Business Education center was opened under

Sister Rose Connolly. Temporarily the convent and Dalton school provided sufficient classroom space for grades one to eight, but overcrowding forced a new wing to be built at the Dalton School in 1965. This brought the enrollment at the village schools to the 800 mark.

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