Very dedicated, caring teachers and staff..will go above and beyond to help students succeed. I…read moretook the Childcare Assistant course there, as well as my grade 12 and because of the teachers and staff there, I graduated high school, which before, was something I never thought I would ever accomplish. Thank you to all the teachers, as well as students for your support. Best high school in the city!! Zero bullying there..

Kildonan East Collegiate is a grade 9 to 12 public high school in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada with…read morean enrollment of 1300 students. It is a part of the River East Transcona School Division. In 1971, the school opened and was initially named Kildonan East Regional Secondary School. In 1987, the school was renamed to Kildonan East Collegiate.[2] When the school opened in September 1971, it had an enrolment of 651 students. It increased to 1600 students in 1979. In 2014, the schools second floor bathroom was deliberately set on fire causing approximately $500,000 in damages. In 2016, a former student was arrested after posting a video to YouTube threatening the school. In 2019, Kildonan East Collegiate created an Indigenous outdoor learning space that included a 20-foot teepee, a traditional learning circle and an Indigenous medicine garden. A ceremony to commemorate this the building of this learning place took place after it was built.

My daughter is attending this school and is doing better than she has ever done. Is more outgoing…read moreand a lot happier. Loves going to school.

I love this school. All 3 of my kids went there. The teachers were amazing and my kids enjoyed…read moregoing to school. Whenever my kids had any problems at school it was addressed immediately and teachers followed up with me. I'm impressed.

Having been a student at this school, I feel comfortable leaving a review…read more Robert H Smith has definitely gone downhill in the past 5-6 years, or however long it has been since Mr. Rossi took over as Principal of the school. He has funded money into useless things for the school and is simply a liability. The decision to build a semi-hill in the NW corner of the schoolyard, complete with massive slabs of limestone blocks and sapling trees is not only wasteful but a hazard in its own right. Those blocks of limestone have sharp corners and edges. It's not a matter of "if" a child will slip and crack their head open on those blocks, but more so a matter of "when". Please don't let it be your child who suffers this fate.

ew beware overflowing urinals and a few crappy staff members but if you have mme julia or mme…read moreboston as your teacher you should be happy (: