

When developing school attendance boundaries, the Board sometimes employs the use of option areas, a specifically designated geographical area that provides a choice of schools, in addition to their designated home school. Once a student has elected to attend a particular school in an option area, they must remain at that school for the remainder of their program, unless they move to a new address. These option areas exist to help alleviate overcrowding at area schools, and/or balance enrolment between schools; and/or phase in a proposed boundary change.
One of the responsibilities of the Planning & Facilities Department is to maintain school attendance boundaries on an annual basis. A student's designated school (or "home" school) is determined by their home address and grade level. You can get a geographical overview of the area served by your home school by looking at our detailed School Boundary Maps. You can also view General Boundary Maps, and a map which shows the location of ALL of our current and future Ottawa Catholic Schools.
Questions regarding specific addresses should first be directed to local schools.
Kindergarten to grade 6 students residing in:
Grade 7 to 12 students residing in:
Please note that Option Areas are temporary and may be discontinued by the Board of Trustees at any time.
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