McAdam High School

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McAdam High School is a grades 6–12 school located in southwestern McAdam, New Brunswick. It was founded in 1924, and 1984, a more modern building was constructed. McAdam High is known for its cooperative education program. The town, and its high school, are named for late-19th-century politician John McAdam.

The school is located at 29 Lake Avenue, McAdam, NB E6J 1N7.

Sports

The school's sports teams are members of the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association. In 2012, none of the students at McAdam High did better than 4th place in the provincial athletic competition.^[1]

A skateboard park, funded by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police Foundation grant, opened in 2011 adjacent to the high school.^[2]

References

^ "NBIAA Track and Field Championships". NBIAA. Retrieved February 27, 2012.
^ "Correction: Skateboard park receives RCMP Foundation grant, McAdam, N.B." Royal Canadian Mounted Police. September 15, 2011. Retrieved February 27, 2012.

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History	St. Andrews and Quebec Railway New Brunswick Railway McAdam Parish Vanceboro international bridge bombing The Atlantic Limited
Buildings	McAdam Railway Station Amethyst Theatre McAdam High School McAdam Elementary School
People	John McAdam
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v t e Schools in Anglophone West School District
Secondary or high schools	Canterbury Carleton North Cambridge-Narrows Central New Brunswick Chipman Forest Doaktown Consolidated Fredericton Hartland Harvey John Caldwell Leo Hayes McAdam Minto Memorial Nackawic Senior Oromocto Saint Mary's Southern Victoria Stanley Tobique Valley Woodstock
Middle or junior high schools	Bath Bliss Carman Central New Brunswick Chipman Forest Devon Doaktown Consolidated Florenceville George Street Harold Peterson Harvey Nackawic Nashwaaksis Perth-Andover Ridgeview Stanley Woodstock
Primary or elementary schools	Andover Aroostook Alexander Gibson Memorial Assiniboine Avenue Barkers Point Bath Bristol Burton Chipman Connaught Street Debec Doaktown Donald Fraser Memorial Florenceville Forest Hill Garden Creek Geary Gesner Street Gibson-Neill Memorial Harvey Hubbard Avenue Juniper Kingsclear Liverpool Street Lower Lincoln McAdam McAdam Avenue Millville Montgomery Street Nackawic Nashwaak Valley Nashwaaksis Memorial New Maryland New Denmark Park Street Priestman Street Royal Road South Devon Southern Carleton Stanley Elementary Summerhill Street Woodstock Centennial Upper Miramichi
Private schools	Apostolic Christian Devon Park Hoyt Montessori World Perth Seventh-day Adventist River Valley Academy Riverdale Somerville Academy St. John Valley Mennonite Woodstock Academy
Other schools	District 18 Education Centre John Caldwell Nova Learning Center Saint Mary's Academy
Combined elementary and junior high schools	Cambridge-Narrows Canterbury Centreville Coles Island Gagetown Hartland Keswick Ridge Keswick Valley Memorial Minto Sunbury West

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