




Now offering full day, every day Junior Kindergarten!
Before and after school programs also available. Please contact the
school for more details.
Through our character education program, students develop their personal character as well as their commitment to the school community, their community at large and the global community. Demonstrations of character traits such as honesty, responsibility, respect, and sportsmanship are recognized on a daily basis and acknowledged.
Activities such as Buddy Reading, Story Writing, and Winter Fun Day encourage interaction between children of various age groups. Older students are positive role models, fostering a caring school community.
Projects such as the “Shoe Box Drive” to support our troops serving in Afghanistan and Jump Rope for Heart, foster a spirit of giving and a connection to the global community.
Parents and community members support school projects by volunteering and providing financial donations. We have nurtured business partnerships that enhance student learning. Manitoulin Transport sponsors our WINIT program by purchasing certificates and seals which recognize not only achievement in academic, athletic and artistic endeavours but also recognize effort, commitment, citizenship and participation.
The Royal Canadian Legion sponsors the Public Speaking contest for all age categories, awarding cash prizes and providing financial support for students who compete at regional and/or provincial levels. We are also proud to participate in the Remembrance Day Poem, Essay and Poster contest.
C.C. McLean Public School benefits from the parental and community support extended to our students and our staff. Everyone has a vested interest in the success of our educational, athletic and artistic programs as they benefit our children - the future of Western Manitoulin.
This Rainbow School is named after Charlie C. McLean who served as the school’s principal for many years. Originally named Gore Bay Continuation School and later, Gore Bay Public School, the school officially opened as Charles C. McLean Public School on October 12, 1973.