Meadowbrook is an elementary school offering a 7-year academic program both in English and in French Immersion. Its priority is to meet the needs of all children within its territory. This implies the provision of special services such as enrichment programs, special education programs and extra-curricular activities.

Meadowbrook strives to create and maintain an atmosphere conducive to academic achievement, physical development, social interaction and environmental awareness. It fosters the acceptance, understanding and respect of all students and encourages an appreciation of cultural diversity.

Meadowbrook provides students with the skills required to continue their education. Meadowbrook encourages the personal pursuit of knowledge and the ability to communicate. Meadowbrook fosters the acquisition of life long learning skills

Meadowbrook School was built in 1955 in response to the increasing population in Lachine. It was formally opened on October 14th. The ceremony, chaired by Colonel Kenneth Sheldrick was indicative of the community spirit that continues at Meadowbrook. Mr. Donald Watson was the first principal.

Since the formation of the linguistic school boards in 1998, Meadowbrook has been part of the Lester B. Pearson School Board. With its dynamic staff and supportive community, Meadowbrook continues to look forward to a bright future.