D. Roy Kennedy Public School

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D. Roy Kennedy Public School
Address
919 Woodroffe Avenue Ottawa, Ontario, K2A 3G9, Canada
Information
School board	Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
Superintendent	Peter Gamwell Source
Area trustee	Douglas Michael Lloyd Source
Principal	Randy Little
Vice principal	Marc Laliberté
Administrator	Celeste Tratch
Grades	JK-8
Language	English & French
Founded	March 1966 (built 1954)
Homepage	D. Roy Kennedy Public School

D. Roy Kennedy is a public elementary and middle school in the Bay Ward of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, offering classes from kindergarten to grade 8. It is located at the corner of Woodroffe Avenue and Lenester Avenue in Ottawa's Glabar Park neighbourhood.

The school is named after D. Roy Kennedy, who would in later years become a prominent Kiwanian and Ottawa educator.

The school is notable for its music program, and its emphasis on French immersion. It has a notable emphasis as well on academics, having produced the "best speller in Canada", the youngest life master in Bridge, and many other academic programmes.

D. Roy Kennedy School feeds Woodroffe High School.

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v t e Ottawa-Carleton District School Board schools

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Coordinates: 45°21′55″N 75°46′11″W / 45.3652°N 75.7697°W / 45.3652; -75.7697

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