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School type
  
Public, high school

Established
  
1923 (1923)

Enrollment
  
820 (January 2016)

Principal
  
Greg Vincze

School number
  
948578

Religious affiliation(s)
  
none

Grades
  
9 to 12

Language
  
Mascot
  
Lion

Headquarters
  

District
  
District School Board Ontario North East

Motto
  
Latin: Sapientia Omnia Vincit; (Wisdom Conquers All)

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Timmins High & Vocational School (TH&VS) is an English-language public secondary school in Timmins, Ontario, Canada, part of the District School Board Ontario North East. The school includes grades 9 to 12 and features a special enriched academic stream. It is the only high school in the city of Timmins to offer advanced placement classes. They also offer SHSMs in Manufacturing, Mining, Construction, and Health and Wellness.

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There are many extra-curricular sports teams such as volleyball, hockey, curling, basketball, competitive swimming (added for the 2012-13 school year), badminton, soccer, and football. Non-athletic extra-curricular organizations include the Historical Society and Reach for the Top. The school also has a large technical department featuring a wide variety of shops.

Timmins high and vocational school junior boys volleyball team


Notable alumni


  • Paul Bellini, comedy writer and television actor
  • Derek Edwards, stand-up comedian
  • Kathy Kreiner, Olympic gold medallist
  • Sons of Maxwell, folk band
  • Shania Twain, country music singer

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    References

    Timmins High and Vocational School Wikipedia