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Nobleton Junior Public School
Demolished Educational in King, Ontario, Canada
Sep 06 2017
| Recent status | Demolished |
| Location # | 14950 |
Nobleton Junior Public School was an elementary school for children in junior kindergarten to the third grade. I was unable to find any information on the place besides the number of students that were enrolled (78) and the grade 3 EQAO scores. I'm unsure whether the school is abandoned or just recently closed, so if anyone has any information please add it to the description. From my quick visit I noticed two luggages and a bag full of what I believed to be shoes next to the walkway. I also noticed that only the front portion of the building is boarded, but I can't confirm whether the doors/windows in the back are unlocked. The photos I've uploaded don't do it justice - it's a relatively large school and it looks like it would be a great explore!
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Looks like someone has recently tried to get in from the back, it's only a matter of time till someone does
Was here last week, Didn't find any way inside. Back was fairly well boarded up as well, didn't see anything that looked unlocked either. Does look like it would be a cool explore!
4 years ago
This location was a Daycare/Preschool in the old schoolhouse, and the rest of the school served grades JK-3. It was closed after an addition was built at Nobleton Public School to server all grades instead of just 4-8. This was a cost cutting measure to eliminate staff. The school was abandoned and used ad a police training ground until it was demolished in late 2018. It was very easy to get into as the basement doors were left unlocked. Nothing remains today.