Cariboo Hill Secondary School

Ecole Secondaire Cariboo Hill Secondary School
Address
8580 16th Ave Burnaby, British Columbia, V3N 1S6 Canada
Information
School type	Public, high school
School board	School District 41 Burnaby
Area trustee	Larry Hayes
School number	4141007
Principal	Ms Susan Montabello
Staff	75
Key people	Amber Seel (admin. secretary)
Grades	8-12
Enrollment	741 (Sept 2012)
Language	English, French
Colour(s)	blue , orange
Mascot	Charlie the Charger (horse)
Team name	Chargers
Website	cariboo.sd41.bc.ca

Cariboo Hill Secondary is a public high school in Burnaby, British Columbia and part of School District 41 Burnaby. It is the smallest high school in Burnaby with around 700 students. It offers a French Immersion program which began in 2006. Cariboo has a lot of clubs, including YAC (Youth Action Committee), who recently finished building a school in Kenya. Other clubs include a student government, counterattack club, and a handbell choir.^[1]

Notable alumni

Michael Bublé – singer and actor (Grad class of 1993)^[2]

References

External links

School website

Schools in Burnaby, British Columbia

Secondary schools	Alpha Burnaby Central Burnaby Mountain Burnaby North Burnaby South Byrne Creek Cariboo Hill Maples Moscrop Willingdon

Primary or elementary schools	Armstrong Aubrey Brantford Brentwood Park Buckingham Cameron Capitol Hill Cascade Heights Chaffey-Burke Clinton Confederation Park Douglas Road Edmonds Community Forest Grove Gilmore Community Gilpin Glenwood Holy Cross Elementary Inman Kitchener Lakeview Lochdale Community Lyndhurst École Marlborough Maywood Community Montecito Morley Nelson Parkcrest Rosser Seaforth Second Street Community South Slope Sperling Stoney Creek Community Stride Avenue Community Suncrest Taylor Park Twelfth University Highlands Westridge Windsor

Private schools	Carver Christian High School St. Thomas More Collegiate Youth Futures R3

Other schools	British Columbia Institute of Technology Simon Fraser University

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