Edited sentence: Chelmsford students were pegged to attend École secondaire Hanmer instead; the majority went the Champlain which is walking distance away.From 1971 until the major Harris cuts of the mid-1990s, Azilda had its own public francophone highschool - École secondaire Rayside - on Montée-Principale.It was quickly closed due to lack of enrollment, in part because of ESC Champlain and CND being much more popular options after the move.The New Francophone public board did not see a francophone public highschool viable in Rayside-Balfour when the students could transfer to the aforementioned French Catholic highschools or École secondaire MacDonald-Cartier in Sudbury, in their own board, which would be closer for many Azilda residents in the first place.The school was later moved and annexed to CVDCS to save funds (which was the case before it was built)