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E. J. Sand Public School

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School type
  
Public, Elementary

Principal
  
J. Wolkoff

Enrollment
  
approx. 300

Mascot
  
Wolverine

Founded
  
1959

Grades
  
JK – Grade 8

Phone
  
+1 905-889-2753

Language
  
English, French as a second language

Address
  
160 Henderson Ave, Thornhill, ON L3T 2L5, Canada

School board
  
York Region District School Board

District
  
York Region District School Board

Similar
  
Henderson Avenue Public Sc, Charles Howitt Public Sc, German Mills Public School, Doncrest Public School, Rosedale Heights Public Sc

E.J. Sand Public School was founded by Eilert J. Sand, located in Thornhill, Ontario. It is a part of the York Region District School Board. Its graduation ceremonies are held at Vaughan Secondary School.

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History

E.J. Sand opened in 1959. It is named after Eilert J. Sand, who was born in Wisconsin, USA on September 26, 1908.

Athletics

E.J. Sand has a basketball and volleyball team for both boys and girls. The E.J. Sand boys basketball team participated in the area tournament in 2009. In 2013 and 2014, they have had successful results in the Area and Regional Track and Field competitions, with a few students coming in first place.

Clubs and activities

E.J. Sand has a chess team, which competed at the Markham Chess Challenge 2009. It also participates in Math League, Gauss, and World Maths Day. E.J. Sand had a science fair for the intermediate grade students in February 2009. Many other clubs or teams were recently organized in 2010 involving such things as bandminton,soccer and floor hockey The student council hosts spirit days monthly. The school also has a halloween dance and a valentine's dance in which the student council organizes.

Students who graduate from E.J. Sand usually choose go to Thornhill Secondary School or Thornlea Secondary School.

Notable alumni

  • Hayden Christensen
  • Kian Tahsini
  • References

    E. J. Sand Public School Wikipedia