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During summer of 2020, construction began toward building a student residence for Fort Erie International Academy. The progress was hampered by the Covid-19 pandemic, but its pace quickly picked up once restrictions were lifted. Construction workers used pre-fabricated materials to expedite the process of building residence to the immediate north of the old football field.

Listed here is a photo of Fort Erie International Academy, the private school that moved into Fort Erie Elementary School (here) and Fort Erie Secondary School.

Listed here is a document pertinent the history of schools within the Fort Erie District.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the history of the old Douglas Public School.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the origin of Rose Seaton, or as it was formerly called, Phipps St. School.

Listed here is a document pertinent the history of schools and education within the town of Fort Erie.

Listed here is a brochure/booklet showcasing the Search for Talent Show, which was presented by the St. Michael's Catholic Youth Club at Fort Erie Highschool in May of 1955.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the Seaton family of Fort Erie and Miss Rose Seaton, the namesake of Rose Seaton Elementary School. The Seaton family lived on the South East corner of Gilmore Road, and operated a grocery store in the early days of the Amigari township.

Listed here is a property record pertinent to St. Barnabus school.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the Amigari School House that stood along the North side of Gilmore rd. This school educated the youth of both Amigari and Bridgeburg until it was demolished in the 1920s.

Listed here are documents pertinent to the Amigari School House.

Listed here is a copy of Heinz Hummel's speech at Ridgeway Highschool's Candidate Night.