J. L. Ilsley High School Information

About J. L. Ilsley High School

Type Public

Color Purple, White

Language(s) English, French

Grades 10-12

Motto Justice and Wisdom Through Time

Team name Judges

Welcome to J. L. Ilsley High School

J. L. Ilsley High School is a public school in Halifax. Purple and white are main color in this school. The building square footage is about 148523.

Principal: Gordon McKelvie

Enrollments:

2016: 669 students

2017: 666 students

2018: 667 students

2019: 675 students

2020: 706 students

On the right side you can see last tweets of J. L. Ilsley High School official account with @JLIlsleyHS ID.

One of the scholarship of J. L. Ilsley High School will allow grade 12 students to be considered for a number of awards distributed at graduation. All grade 12 students are encouraged to apply.

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