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  1. Magee is a public high school in Vancouver, BC, offering a variety of programs and activities for students. Learn about the latest news, events, and sustainability initiatives at Magee from the official school website.

  2. Magee Secondary School is a public secondary school on West 49th Avenue, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is one of the first public high schools located in the Kerrisdale neighbourhood and is fed by the surrounding elementary schools in its catchment area.

  3. 5 de sept. de 2023 · Magee Secondary School. 6360 Maple Street Vancouver, V6M 4M2 . View Map Online. Phone: 604-713-8200 ; Fax: 604-713-8209 ; Follow Us. instagram; School Contacts. Andrew Schofield Secondary Principal; Brenda Dowle Secondary Vice-Principal; Suzie Mah Trustee; Ranjit Bains DOI-Educational Services;

  4. 8 de may. de 2024 · Magee Secondary School. 6360 Maple Street Vancouver, V6M 4M2 . View Map Online. Phone: 604-713-8200 ; Fax: 604-713-8209 ; Follow Us. instagram; School Contacts. Andrew Schofield Secondary Principal; Brenda Dowle Secondary Vice-Principal; Suzie Mah Trustee; Ranjit Bains DOI-Educational Services;

  5. MAGEE SECONDARY SCHOOL. 6360 Maple Street Vancouver V6M 4M2 Telephone: 604-713-8200 Fax: 604-713-8209. Follow us on Twitter: @MageeLion. And on Instagram. Magee News 17 September 2021. School opening has gone better than expected- in fact, it has far exceeded expectations.

  6. MAGEE SECONDARY SCHOOL. 6360 Maple Street Vancouver, B.C. V6M 4M2 Telephone: 604-713-8200 Fax: 604-713-8209. Follow us on Twitter: @MageeLion. And on Instagram. Magee News. 27 November 2020. 1. School updates. Magee Secondary School and Ocean Regenerative collaborate in Kelp Nursery Experiment!

  7. Home » Secondary Schools » Magee. Magee. 1975 West 49th Avenue. 1912-present. Named for Hugh Crawford Magee (d. 1909), the first farmer on the North Arm of the Fraser River. Originally opened in 1912 in the Municipality of South Vancouver in Eburne school, moving to a new building in the spring of 1914.