2025 Best Public schools in Toronto , Page 2
Etobicoke School of the Arts
Public
Students: 955
(Secondry) High School
Students major in dance, drama, film, music (band or strings), music theatre or visual arts. ESA has many notable alumni such as Marlon Chaplin, Mike Lobel, Kate Kelton! Read this article to know more...
Malvern Collegiate Institute
Public
Students: 950 ( Old Data)
(Secondry) High School
In the east end of Toronto, there is a public secondary school which is a part of the Toronto District School Board. Before 1998, it was part of the Toronto Board of Education.
Students: 1k
(Secondry) High School
Keep calm Tigers are here!
David And Mary Thomson Collegiate Institute welcomed its first students in September, 1959. Since then, Thomson has maintained a reputation for academic excellence
York Humber High School
Public
Students: 240 (approximately)
(Secondry) High School
Welcome to 100 Emmett Ave, here there is a lovely building with great architecture!
Yes this is York Humber High School, Where everyone say "Build the future".
Students: 1.1K (At least)
(Secondry) High School
Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute, one of the largest facilities in the Toronto District School Board, offers strong academic courses, unique and special programs, and an exceptional range of co-curricul...
Students: 650 (approximately)
(Secondry) High School
Winston Churchill offers a variety of programs to support all learners and their interests. Winston Churchill Collegiate Institute has a history of being a school that embraces all opportunities.
Fol...
Students: 535
(Secondry) High School
Discover Parkdale Collegiate Institute, a historic Toronto public high school and certified IB World School with strong academics and athletics. Learn more today!
Students: 1340
(Secondry) High School
Discover Victoria Park Collegiate Institute, Ontario’s first public school offering the prestigious IB Diploma Programme in English. Learn more today!
City School
Public
Students: 150 (approximately)
(Secondry) High School
" High school is about finding who you are, because that’s more important than trying to be someone else.” – Nick Jonas
Students: 650
(Secondry) High School
Discover Runnymede Collegiate Institute in York, ON—celebrating diversity, safe learning, and academic excellence. Explore programs and join our vibrant community!
Students: 1155
(Secondry) High School
Discover Riverdale Collegiate Institute’s legacy of academic excellence and innovative learning with modern tech and a vibrant community. Learn more today!
Students: 1052
(Secondry) High School
Discover Danforth Collegiate and Technical Institute (DCTI) in East Toronto—offering expert trades training in auto repair, carpentry, and more. Learn more today!
Jarvis Collegiate Institute
Public
Students: 700
(Secondry) High School
Discover Jarvis Collegiate Institute, Toronto’s oldest high school, offering a rich history and quality education. Learn more about its legacy and programs today!
Beverley School
Public
Students: Approximately 92
Elementary School
Beverley School in Toronto offers inclusive education for diverse learners, fostering growth and success. Discover programs tailored to students’ unique needs.
Students: Approximately 276
Elementary School
Lord Lansdowne Junior & Senior Public School offers full French Immersion programs from Senior Kindergarten to Grade 6. Discover immersive language learning today!
FAQs about Toronto city
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What are the school hours?
Generally, the instructional day starts at 8:50 a.m. and ends at 3:20 p.m., according to the Toronto District School Board.
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What if I want my child to attend a school outside my designated area?
You can apply for out-of-area schools through the Out-of-Area Admissions application process, which typically opens in January.
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How do I access my child's personal information?
You can request information from the school through informal requests or under the Education Act. You can also request to examine the Ontario Student Record (OSR).
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What are the different types of schools available in Toronto?
Toronto offers a variety of school types including public (secular and Catholic), private, and specialized schools like French immersion or arts-focused programs.
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How do I register my child for school in Toronto?
For public schools, you will typically register your child through the local school board, like the Toronto District School Board. Private schools have their own registration procedures, often requiring applications and interviews.