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Parkway Vocational School

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Parkway Vocational School is a High School located in Toronto Ontario, Canada. The school opened in 1963 as an all-boys school and was designed by "F.C. Etherington" and is arguably the most unique school in Toronto in terms of design. Due to the small strip of land the school is built on the campus is centred around a 7 story tower which contains the main academic facilities, and can be quickly traversed by 3 high-speed elevators as well as a freight elevator for staff. The schools shop classrooms are in a connecting building which features a unique driveway allowing cars to driven into the building to access the Automotive classrooms. The school would be renamed to "Parkview Secondary School" in 1974 as the term "Vocational" fell out of favour with the Toronto Board of Education. That same year girls would be allowed to attend the school. Parkview SS would be closed in 1985 and the campus would be repurposed as the "City Adult Learning Centre" (CALC) which is an adult education school and is what the school remains today.

This High School features: 18 Standard Classrooms, 3 Science Labs, Shops Classrooms, Double Gym (with seating gallery), 25m Swimming Pool (with seating gallery), Cafeteria (with stage), and a Library.

Cost to Build: $32,000
Upkeep: $480
Size: 15x12
Student Capacity: 1100