Dauphin offers educational opportunities for learners of all ages. The city is home to the administrative offices of Mountain View School Division and a variety of post-secondary programs, from general interest courses to accredited certificates and diplomas. Community and adult education classes are also available, including English as an Additional Language (EAL).
K-12 Schools – Mountain View School Division
Dauphin falls under the Mountain View School Division, which serves approximately 3,100 students across 16 schools in seven communities.
In Dauphin:
École Macneill (K–5, French Immersion)
Henderson Elementary School (K–5)
Lt. Colonel Barker V.C. School (K–5)
Smith‑Jackson School (K–5, Ukrainian Bilingual)
Whitmore School (K–5)
Mackenzie Middle School (Grades 6–8, English & French Immersion)
Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School (DRCSS) (Grades 9–12, English & French Immersion, plus vocational and apprenticeship programming)
Post-Secondary Education
Assiniboine College - Parkland Campus
Dauphin is home to the Parkland Campus of Assiniboine College, which offers more than 40 certificate, diploma, apprenticeship, and continuing education programs. These accredited programs can lead directly to employment or serve as a foundation for further post-secondary studies.
Areas of study include business, health care, trades, agriculture, and human services. Popular full-time programs offered on-site include:
- Business Administration
- Early Childhood Education
- Comprehensive Health Care Aide
- Practical Nursing
- Carpentry and Woodworking
- Construction Electrician
To learn more, visit assiniboine.net or call 204-622-2222.
Community & Adult Learning
- English as an Additional Language (EAL): Offered locally through Regional Connections.
- Mature Student High School Diploma: Available through Assiniboine College - Parkland campus.
Adult Learning & Employment Readiness: Assiniboine College offers short-term courses such as STRIVE, a six-week employment preparation program.