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A.R. MacNeill Secondary

Public secondary school · grades 8–12 · Richmond · SD 38 Richmond

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8–12Grades
943Students (2025/2026)
79%Of design capacity
—FSA on track (2025/2026)

Good to know before you buy

From Ministry of Education enrolment, capacity, seismic and facility data. Always confirm registration rules with the district.

The school from outside

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School facts

Address
6611 No. 4 Rd, Richmond V6Y 2T2
City
Richmond
Type
Public
Phone
604-668-6212
Email
jblair@sd38.bc.ca
Design capacity
1,200 students
Website
macneill.sd38.bc.ca ↗
Principal
John Blair
Level
Secondary
Grades
8–12
School district
SD 38 Richmond
Programs
Incentive Outdoor ProgramCore French
Ministry school number
03838064
Provincial riding (MLA)
Richmond Centre
School board
SD 38 Richmond · chair Ken Hamaguchi (khamaguchi@sd38.bc.ca) · office 604-668-6000 · trustees ↗
English language learners
15% of students

Programs

  • Core French Language
    French taught as a subject.
  • Incentive Outdoor Program Outdoor grades 8-10 · by application
    Three-year district cohort program centred on outdoor physical education that builds leadership, critical thinking and adaptability. Details ↗
  • Station Stretch: Community Outreach Program Alternative · offered district-wide
    Part-time program for youth not enrolled in a Richmond school who face learning, mental health or behavioural challenges. Details ↗
  • Station Stretch: Horizons Alternative · offered district-wide
    Inter-ministerial program giving educational and therapeutic support to students aged 13-17 with significant mental health challenges. Details ↗
  • Station Stretch: Streetview Alternative grades 11-12 · offered district-wide
    Flexible continuous-enrolment program for students on a Dogwood or Adult graduation path. Details ↗
  • Station Stretch: Stretch Alternative grades 9-10 · offered district-wide
    Small-class academic completion program in English, Math, Social Studies and Science with added support. Details ↗
  • Biomedical & Health Science Dual Credit Career grades 12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Tuition-covered full-time semester of four Kwantlen Polytechnic University health and medical science courses. Details ↗
  • Business Dual Credit Career grades 12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Tuition-covered February-June program of four KPU Melville School of Business courses for high school and university credit. Details ↗
  • Intro to Early Childhood Education Dual Credit Career grades 12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Tuition-covered Langara College ECE courses with practicum taken in Grade 12 toward a full ECE certificate. Details ↗
  • Richmond RCMP Youth Academy Career grades 10-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Five-day summer training camp giving students hands-on policing experience, entered by application, interview and fitness test. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation aircraft maintenance engineer training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Auto Collision & Refinishing Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation auto collision & refinishing training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Auto Service Technician Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation auto service technician training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Carpentry (Framing/Forming) Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation carpentry training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Electrician Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation electrician training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Hairstylist Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation hairstylist training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Joiner (Cabinet Maker) Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation joiner training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Machinist (CNC) Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation machinist training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Metal Fabrication Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation metal fabrication training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Millwright (Industrial Mechanic) Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation millwright training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Painter & Decorator Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation painter & decorator training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Sheet Metal Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation sheet metal training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Train in Trades: Welding Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    Level 1/Foundation welding training taken full-time at a post-secondary partner for high school and trades credit. Details ↗
  • Youth Work in Trades Career · by application · offered district-wide
    Paid apprenticeship work in a trade while in high school, earning graduation credit. Details ↗
  • Study in Richmond International Program International grades K-12 · by application · offered district-wide
    International student programs including long-term academic study, short-term immersion, summer camps and customized group programs. Details ↗
  • Richmond Virtual School Online Learning grades 10-12 · open to all · offered district-wide
    District online school offering course-by-course study, with most courses able to start any time in the school year. Details ↗
  • Advanced Placement Courses University Preparatory grades 10-12 · open to all · offered district-wide
    College- and university-level AP courses offered at all Richmond secondary schools, with offerings varying by school. Details ↗

From the school district's own pages and the Ministry's school list. Programs change: confirm with the school.

Where it is

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Enrolment over time

72320/21
75521/22
81522/23
84223/24
87924/25
94325/26

Up 220 students since 2020/2021. Ministry of Education headcount, September each year.

Grade8101112
Students215176200183

Capacity: 943 students in a building designed for 1,200.

Building, space & safety

Design capacity
1,200 students
Available seats
257
Seismic safety
Not on the Province's seismic upgrade list (no high-risk rating found)
Seismic risk rating
Low (structural); low liquefaction (rated 2025)
Year20/2121/2222/2323/2424/2525/26
Use of capacity60%63%68%70%73%79%

Students as a share of today's design capacity.

CapacityStudents

Every public school in SD 38: dots above the dashed line have more students than the building was designed for. This school is the large dot.

Seismic status: BC Ministry of Education and Child Care, Seismic Mitigation Program progress report. No building condition score is published for this school.

Test results (FSA)

No published Grade 4 or 7 Foundation Skills Assessment results for this school (secondary schools don't write it, and small groups are hidden).

Catchment

This school has an official catchment area (secondary). Children living inside it get priority for a spot at this school under the district's rules (it isn't a guarantee: busy schools can fill up).

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Schools nearby

Henry Anderson ElementaryElementaryPublic0.3 km
William Cook ElementaryElementaryPublic0.8 km
Garden City ElementaryElementaryPublic1.3 km
General Currie ElementaryElementaryPublic1.3 km
R C Palmer SecondaryElementaryPublic1.4 km
Howard De Beck ElementaryElementaryPublic1.5 km

What it costs to live here

$819KMedian asking price
468Houses for sale in this school's catchment
$190KLowest asking price
$1.05M3 bedroom houses
$1.52M4 bedroom houses
$1.89M5+ bedroom houses

That's 48% below the typical asking price near Richmond schools ($1.57M).

Houses and multi-family homes listed for sale in this school's catchment, October 29, 2026. Asking prices, not sale prices. Listing data from REALTOR.ca (CREA DDF®).

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