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Nanaimo District Secondary School

Nanaimo District Secondary School

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355 Wakesiah Ave, Nanaimo, British Columbia, V9R 3K5, Canada
(250) 740-2000 www.myndss.ca
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Mar 16, 2018
Two star too far I drove my car and got a par but I have a scar from eating tar and I think I've gone a bit too far but I'd like to share that I ate a pear but I didn't prepare for a damaging tear in the muscle tissue in my left arm so I am now harmed and I rang the alarm and I went to the farm and I have a charm so I took a stroll and I hit a pole so now I'm an employee at Dole and I went to the school and it was pretty cool but I looked like a tool because I acted like a fool and I am now in my seat and it's pretty neat #yeet

Oct 19, 2017
This school is full of students like me. I think this school as some very nice, kind, and caring Teachers The only thing I do not like is that you can't leave the school grounds. Otherwise, you can pick you can't even skip you A, B, C, D, blocks this school is 60? Yearsbold

Jun 7, 2017
Decent place to go to school, some teachers are nice and some are... lets say more strict. The building is terrible other than the "tower" (newest extension) lots of students, always busy. The academy students make all of the change rooms stink and they are always trashed. The school smells like cat pee at first but you'll get used to it overtime. Student council is very very small and if you show up once and a while you will be elected into some position. The Cafeteria set up is amazing and very efficient compared to last year. The cafeteria, library, gym, "sharkies" (Happy times cafe) and hallways are the popular lunch time places for students. Most of the students at NDSS will tell you that they hate the school and they do, its pretty trash.

Oct 22, 2017
Wont let me go to school, traaaaaaash

May 4, 2017
Compleate trash my son goes here and he has a huge black eye and said a kid came in his eye!!!! Unreliable!

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