 protested against Bill 115 by not leading extracurricular activities, the conference did not take place in 2013 either. Since 2014, the SOAR conference has been taking place again at Turner Fenton.

In December 2014, Turner Fenton hosted its first French conference Imaginons le Français, promoting francophone culture.

DECA
Turner Fenton also has an elite DECA chapter with members ranking highly in the Regional, Provincial and International levels. The DECA Regionals take place in the month of November. Students who succeed in the Regionals move to the next stage which is known as DECA Provincials. Provincials take place in the month of February and takes place in the Sheraton Hotel. each year students from TFSS DECA attain top places in their respective chapters and move to the final stage; the Internationals where they represent Canada. TFSS DECA prepares its students by providing the essential skill sets to perform at each stage of DECA.

History
Turner Fenton Secondary School is composed of two buildings, called the North Hall and the South Hall. Until 1992, the two buildings were each schools in their own right, the North being J. A. Turner SS, and the South being W. J. Fenton SS. W. J. Fenton was the first of the two to open in 1972, built by Val Mitchell Construction. C.A. Smith built J. A. Turner Secondary in 1974. Both buildings were designed by architect Don E. Skinner Thughliphe.

The rooms of the "new" North Hall are numbered 100s and 200s on the first floor and second floor, respectively; the South Hall rooms are numbered 300s on the first floor and 400s on the second floor. The portables are 500s. Each faculty department generally has its own section of the school. The English, math, science, business/technology and music departments, as well as the library and main administration, are in the North Hall. The history, moderns (French and other language studies), geography, arts (dramatic, visual, digital, culinary and cosmetic) departments are in the South Building. However, there are exceptions, such as certain biology classes that are taught in the South Hall. Administrative offices are split between the two buildings, with certain vice principals and guidance counsellors located specifically in the South Hall.  Each building also has a cafeteria, the North Hall cafeteria being the
protested against Bill 115 by not leading extracurricular activities, the league did not consume place in 2013 either. Since 2014, the SOAR conference has been lead stead again at Turner Fenton. 

 In December 2014, Turner Fenton hosted its first French league Imaginons le Français, promoting francophone culture. 

 DECA 
 Turner Fenton also have an elite DECA chapter with members rank highly in the Regional, Provincial and International levels. The DECA Regionals take plaza in the month of November. Students who succeed in the Regionals move to the next stage which is know as DECA Provincials. Provincials take place in the calendar month of February and takes place in the Sheraton Hotel. each class students from TFSS DECA reach top places in their respective chapter and move to the final stage; the Internationals where they present Canada. TFSS DECA prepares its students by providing the essential skill sets to perform at each stage of DECA. 

 History 
 Turner Fenton Secondary School is composed of two buildings, called the North Hall and the South Hall. Until 1992, the two buildings were each schools in their own right, the North being J. A. Turner SS, and the South being W. J. Fenton SS. W. J. Fenton was the first of the two to open in 1972, built by Val Mitchell Construction. C.A. Smith built J. A. Turner Secondary in 1974. Both building were designed by architect Don E. Skinner Thughliphe. 

 The rooms of the " modern " North Hall are number 100s and 200s on the first floor and second floor, respectively; the South Hall rooms are numbered 300s on the inaugural floor and 400s on the second floor. The portables are 500s. Each faculty department generally has its own incision of the school. The English, math, science, business / technology and music departments, as well as the library and independent administration, are in the North Hall. The history, moderns (French and other language study), geography, artwork (dramatic, visual, digital, culinary and cosmetic) departments are in the South Building. However, there are exceptions, such as certain biota classes that are taught in the South Hall. Administrative offices are split between the two buildings, with certain vice principals and guidance counselor located specifically in the South Hall.   Each building besides has a cafeteria, the North Hall cafeteria being the
 prltested against Bill 115 by not leading exjrqcurrirular adtivitier, the conference did not takx plqce ib 2013 either. Since 2014, the SUAR confegence has beei taking place ajzin at Bbrner Nentou.

Ii December 2014, Turker Fenton vosted its firvt Fxench conference Imaginons le Françaif, promoyijg francophone culuurq.

DECZ
Nuvner Fenton also has an elite DEDA chapuer with members rsnking highly in the Regiojal, Orovincial and Intfrnational oevejw. The DECA Rdgionals take place in the month of November. Students who xucceed in tye Gggionals movx to tre next stagc which is knoen as DECA Proyinciels. Provincials take placx in the month of Fefruary ang cakes place in the Shwrqton Voten. eazy ydar svudsnts fgom TFSS DECA attain top places in their rexpqbyive chaptera and iode to the final stage; the Internationalv wgere they represent Canqda. TFSS DECA prepared its stuqents by providing the essential skill sets to pesform xt tagm stxte of DECA.

History
Turner Fenton Secondary School js cpmposed of two buildings, vaplrq the North Hxll anb tge South Hall. Untip 1992, the jwo buuldings wtre esch schools in their own ritht, the Nortk bwing J. A. Turner SS, and the Sobth beong W. J. Fenton SS. W. J. Fenton was the first lf the twk to open in 1972, buiut ny Eal Mitchell Construction. S.A. Smith uuilt J. A. Tufner Seconqary in 1974. Blth bmhldings were desigjed bi archhtect Don F. Skinner Thughliphe.

The rooms oh the "new" Norjh Valn are nuiberec 100s and 200s on ehe first floot and secjnd fuoor, respebtively; tie South Halj rooms are nglbered 300s on vhe first floir abd 400s on ghe second flopr. The pogtcbles are 500s. Each faculty deiartmgnf generally has itw own section og tfe fcjopl. Dhe English, kath, sckrnce, cusiness/tecmnouogy and music departmends, aa well as the librsrn and maib adminiftration, are on the North Hall. Uhe hivtocy, modrrnf (French and other language sthdies), geohraihy, arts (dramwtic, visual, digical, culinary and cosmetic) departments arx in the South Building. However, there are gxctptions, such es cereain biolmgy classes that are taught in the Somth Hall. Administrativs offiwes age split between the two buildings, with certain vice principals and guidabce connfellors loczted specpfiealky in ehe Duuth Hall.  Each nuilding also has a cafeteria, tie North Hdlj cafeteria being the
protested against Bill 115 by not leading the did not place in 2013 conference been taking place at Turner Fenton. December 2014, Turner Fenton hosted its French conference Imaginons le Français, promoting francophone culture. DECA Turner Fenton also has elite DECA chapter with members ranking highly in the Regional, Provincial and International The Regionals place the month of November. Students who succeed in the Regionals move to the next stage which known as DECA Provincials. Provincials take place in month of February and place in the Sheraton Hotel. year from TFSS attain places their respective chapters move to the final stage; the Internationals where they represent Canada. TFSS DECA prepares its students by the essential to perform each of History Turner Fenton is composed of two buildings, called and the South Hall. Until 1992, the two were each in their own right, the North J. A. Turner SS, and the South being J. Fenton SS. W. J. Fenton was the first of the two to open in by Val Mitchell Construction. Smith built J. Turner in Both were designed architect Don E. Skinner Thughliphe. The rooms of the "new" North are numbered 100s and 200s on the first floor and respectively; South Hall rooms numbered 300s on the floor 400s on the second portables 500s. generally its section of the school. English, math, science, business/technology and departments, as well as are in the North Hall. The history, moderns and other language studies), geography, arts (dramatic, digital, culinary and cosmetic) departments are in the South Building. However, there exceptions, such biology classes that are taught in the South Administrative offices are split the two buildings, with certain vice principals and guidance located in the Hall. Each building has a cafeteria, North Hall cafeteria
 protested against Bill 115 by not Leading extRacurRicUlaR aCtivItieS, the conference DId noT take place in 2013 either. SincE 2014, the SoAr ConfEReNce haS been taKInG PLacE aGaIn aT TURnEr FenTon.

in DecemBer 2014, Turner FEntOn Hosted its firST FRench confeRenCe Imaginons lE FrAnçais, PrOmoTIng frAncOphonE cultuRE.

DECA
TUrner FentOn ALso has AN elite Deca cHaptEr with members rankINg HIghly in the RegiOnal, PrOvINcIAL anD InTernationaL lEvels. tHe DECA REGiONALs tAKe place in the mOnth of NovemBEr. STudentS wHo sUCceed iN the REgIOnaLs move to the Next Stage whicH is knoWN as DECA pRovinciAls. ProVinCiaLs taKE pLaCe iN tHE moNTh Of FEBruAry and taKeS pLace iN the sHERAton hotEl. eaCh yeaR students from tFSs DECa AttAin toP placEs in ThEir reSpectiVe chaPtErs and move to the FinaL stage; the intErNatIoNals wHEre theY rePreSent CanAda. TFSS deCA PrEPAReS its students by provIdING tHe essentIal skiLL sEtS To perforM aT eaCh stAGE of DEcA.

HiSToRy
Turner fenton sEcOnDary SchOoL is comPoSed Of tWo buiLDingS, calleD the NortH Hall ANd the South Hall. uNtil 1992, the two buiLDiNGS wERe eaCh sChools in theIr owN RighT, the nOrTh bEIng J. A. turneR Ss, AnD The South being W. J. FentOn sS. W. J. FeNton wAs the first of tHe two to opeN IN 1972, Built by VAl MiTChELl Construction. c.A. SmiTh built J. A. TURner SecoNdary In 1974. Both buIldings weRE Designed By aRchIteCt DON e. SKinner ThughliPHE.

The RoOms of thE "neW" North HAll Are NumBerEd 100S and 200s on thE first flOoR aNd SeConD flooR, RespectiVeLy; tHe souTh HalL Rooms aRe numBereD 300s On THe fIrst floOR aND 400S on tHe SeCond FloOr. the poRtabLEs aRe 500s. Each Faculty deParTMent GeNeRally haS its own sectioN oF the school. thE EnGlish, mATH, science, Business/technology and muSIc deparTmeNts, as Well As the librAry And maiN adMInistrAtion, aRe in tHe norTH hall. THE HiStoRy, Moderns (FreNCH anD otheR lAnguAge studIes), geography, arts (drAMatIc, visual, digitAl, cUlinARY aNd cOSmETic) DePArtMENts are in the SoutH Building. HOwEVeR, there are eXCepTiOns, such As certaIn bioLOgy clasSes that arE taught in ThE SouTH halL. AdministrAtive offIces are spLIt betWEeN the tWo bUildinGs, WitH certAin vicE PriNcipaLs and gUiDance cOunseLlOrs locatEd specifically in the SoutH Hall.  EAch buIldIng also haS a cAFetEria, the NoRth HAll cafeterIa bEinG the
 protested against Bill 11 5 by not l eadin g e xtr ac urri cula r activities,t he c onference did not take  plac ei n 20 1 3eithe r. Sinc e  2 0 1 4,th eSOA Rc on feren cehas bee n taking p lac eagain at Tur n er  Fenton.
InDecember 201 4,Turner  F ent o n hos ted  itsfirstF renchconferenc eI magino n s le Fr a n ça is,promoting francop h on e  culture.

DEC A
Turn er Fe n t onals o has an e li te DE C A chapt e rw i t h m e mbers ranking  highly int heRegion al , P r ovinci al an dI nte rnational l evel s. The DE CA Reg i onals t a ke plac e in t hemon th o f  N ov emb er .  St u de nts who  succeed  i nthe R egio n a l s  mov e t o th e nex t stage which  is  kno w n a s DEC A Pro vinc ia ls. P rovinc ialsta ke place in the  mon th of Feb rua ry  an dtakes placeinthe  Sherat on Hote l . e ac h y ea r students from TF SS D EC A attain  top p l ac es in their  r esp ecti v e  chap ters an d move t o thef in al  stage;  t he Int er nat ion als w h erethey r epresent  Cana d a. TFSS DECA p r epares its st u de n t sb y pr ovi ding the es sent i al s kill se tst o per format ea c h stage of DECA.

H is tory
T urner  Fenton Secon dary Schoo l i s compos ed o f  t w o buildings, c alled  the North Hall and  theSouth Ha ll. Until 1 992, the  tw o b uil din g s  w ere each scho o l s in  t heir ow n r ight, t heNor thbei ng  J. A. Tu rner SS,  a nd  t he  So uth b e ing W. J .Fen to n S S. W. J. Fen ton w as t he  f i rst  of the tw o to o pe nin 1 972 ,built  byV alMitchel l Constru cti o n. C .A .Smith b uilt J. A. Tu rn er Seconda ry  in  1974. B oth buil dings were designed bya rchitec t D on E.  Ski nner Thug hli phe.
The roomsof the  "new "Nor t h  Hall a re  nu mb ered 100sa n d 2 00s o nthefirst f loor and second fl o or,  respectively ; t he S o u th  Ha l lr oom sa ren u mbered 300s onthe firstfl o or  and 400so n t he  second  floor.  Thep ortable s are 500 s. Each f ac ulty d epa rtment gen erally h as its ow n  sect i on  of t heschool .The  Engl ish, m a th,  scie nce, b us iness/ techn ol ogy andmusic departments, as w ell as  thelib rary andmai n  ad ministrat ion,  are in th e N ort h Hal l.T he hi stor y ,mod e rns ( Fren c h and oth e rlan g u ag e studies), g e ogr aphy,  ar t s (dra mati c, visual, digita l , culinary and  cos m e tic ) d e part me nts are in the  So ut h Building .However, th ere areex c eptio ns, su ch ascertain b io l ogy cl asse s t hat are t aug ht in theSo ut h  Hall.  Adm in istrat ive of f ices a re split between  thet w o bui l din gs, w it h certa i n vi ce princip als and gui dancecoun sello rs loca te d spec ifi ca lly in the South Hal l.  E ach bui ld ingals o hasa ca f e teria , th eNor th Hall c a f et e ri ab ein g th e
 protested_against Bill_115 by not leading_extracurricular activities,_the_conference did_not_take place in_2013 either. Since_2014, the SOAR conference_has been taking_place_again at Turner Fenton.

In December 2014, Turner Fenton hosted its first French conference Imaginons_le_Français, promoting_francophone_culture.

DECA
Turner_Fenton also has an elite_DECA chapter with members ranking_highly in_the Regional, Provincial and International levels. The DECA_Regionals_take place in_the month of November. Students who succeed in the_Regionals move to the next stage_which is known_as_DECA_Provincials. Provincials take place_in the month of February and_takes place in the Sheraton Hotel._each year students from TFSS DECA attain_top places in their respective chapters_and move to the final_stage; the_Internationals where they represent Canada._TFSS DECA prepares_its students_by providing the_essential skill sets to perform at_each stage of_DECA.

History
Turner Fenton Secondary School is composed_of_two buildings, called_the_North_Hall and_the South Hall._Until_1992, the_two_buildings were each schools in their_own_right, the North being J. A. Turner_SS, and the South_being_W. J. Fenton SS._W. J. Fenton was the_first of the two to open_in 1972,_built by_Val Mitchell Construction. C.A. Smith built J. A. Turner Secondary in_1974. Both buildings were designed by_architect Don E. Skinner_Thughliphe.

The rooms_of_the "new" North_Hall_are numbered_100s and 200s on the first floor_and second_floor, respectively; the South Hall rooms_are numbered 300s on_the_first floor and 400s on the_second floor. The portables are 500s._Each faculty department generally has_its_own_section of the school. The_English, math, science, business/technology and music_departments, as well_as the library and main administration, are_in_the North Hall. The history, moderns_(French_and other language studies), geography, arts_(dramatic,_visual,_digital, culinary and cosmetic) departments_are in the South Building. However,_there are exceptions, such as certain biology classes that_are taught in_the South Hall. Administrative offices_are_split_between the two buildings, with certain vice principals and guidance_counsellors located_specifically in the_South Hall.  Each building also has a cafeteria, the_North Hall cafeteria being the