Gord WHITE

This is hard to believe since I am 39 years old but I've either attended as a student and/or taught in the following schools as a Science teacher, Driver Education instructor, Special Educator, Guidance Counsellor, Principal of Summer School, Night school or Heritage Language Schools or as a Vice Principal - Vista Heights Elementary School, School Section # 1 One Room Public in Caledon (Ray Underhill was the Inspector), Caledon Central Public School, Orangeville District Secondary School, Listowel District Secondary School, Mayfield Secondary School, University Of Guelph, University of Western Ontario, University of Toronto, Nipissing University, O.I.S.E, York University,Don Head Secondary School, Milton Senior Public School, Brampton Centennial Secondary School, Bramalea Secondary School, Heart Lake Secondary School, Glen Forest Secondary School, Streetsville Secondary School, Westwood Secondary School, Lincoln M. Alexander Secondary School, North Park Secondary School, T.L.Kennedy Secondary School, Britania Secondary School, Cardinal Leger Secondary School, Turner Fenton Secondary School, Chinguacousy Secondary School, Morning Star Secondary School, Harold M. Brathwaite Secondary School, Tomkin Road Snr. Public, Applewood Heights Secondary School, Port Credit Secondary School, The Woodlands School, Gordon Graydon Secondary School, Lorne Park Secondary School, Sandalwood Heights Secondary School, Cawthra Park Secondary School, Clarkson Secondary School, Erindale Secondary School, Rick Hanson Secondary School, Glenforest Secondary School, Gordon Graydon Memorial Secondary School,John Fraser Secondary School , Meadowvale Secondary School, Morning Star Middle School, Thomas Street Middle School, The Centre for Education and Training, Peel Adult Education Centre and CENTRAL PEEL Secondary School both in 1970 and at present. Jim Brisbin ( a C.P.S.S. fossil - noted for a poster fixed upon his classroom wall-clock which read,"Time passes, Will you?") quipped recently that I might have finally found a school that will keep me for a while ! ;-)

Vicki and I attended Central Peel S.S. as M.S.S. students, sharing the school facility. Central Peel used the building in the morning and Mayfield S.S. used the school in the afternoon. It was great starting class at 12:00 p.m. As such, the first graduating class of Mayfield S.S. became bonded briefly to Central Peel S.S. as we shared the school for one semester back in 1969-1970 and that remains a pleasant memory.