Here we are in front of the majestic old village shcool.
1926
In 1926, the first school in the village was located in house in the village at the adress 26 rue des Pionniers, residence of M. Hill. This building is still present today, itw as converted into an apartement block and accommodated a number of tenants over time.
1946
It was subsequently that the school board built in 1946, a central school of 6 classes in the village and establishes transport for schoolchildren from the countryside, a real innovation in the Quebec education system of the time. It was therefore in Angliers that the fisrt central school was built.
1956
In 1956, an annex was built to the school for the sisters' residence and there is a pressing need for four new classes. The school is so crowded that there is even a classroom in the boiler room and panels are used as walls in the multifunctional hall which is currently used as a church.
1967
In 1967, after years of loyal service, the Grey Nuns left the institution. To replace them, three women are moving from Shawinigan: Jocelyne Boisvert, Danielle Robichaud and Ginette St-Hilaire. Denise Brodeur, Denise Bourassa, Doris Perreault and Monique Poitras complete the teaching staff.