[6] The elementary grades relocated to the Legion Hall, but in 1942, swapped with the secondary students to better utilize the respective spaces.

[9][10] Consequently, the high school returned to the Legion Hall, and a room at the rear of Woodley's Garage, and the elementary students occupied the new four-room building.

In 1950, a dormitory opened to board students from a catchment area stretching from Dome Creek to Valemount.

[1] For two decades, until the highway north was completed, student boarders would arrive each term by passenger rail, or boat during railway strikes.

However, the plan was shelved, because each plays a prominent role in the community, and the unfunded costs to retrofit the high school were prohibitive.

The high school is well known for their Star athlete Ian Monroe, who is currently in Germany playing in the DEL.

[17] In 2010, Amy von der Gonna received the $2,500 Prince of Wales Scholarship, the most prestigious award in SD 57.