2025 Best schools in Toronto , Page 2
Students: 1500 (approximately)
(Secondry) High School
At Agincourt Collegiate Institute, experienced and dedicated staff and a responsive student body contribute to the achievement of high standards in both curricular and extra-curricular programs. Let u...
Central Toronto Academy
Public
Students: 700 (approximately)
(Secondry) High School
Approximately half of Toronto's population was born outside of Canada, However Central Toronto Academy is famous school for all Canadian people.
Ursula Franklin Academy
Public
Students: 500
(Secondry) High School
Ursula Franklin Academy opened in the fall of 1995 in the former Brockton High School, which originally was built and named as 1966. Ursula Franklin Academy is one of three schools housed within our b...
Leaside High school
Public
Students: 954
(Secondry) High School
Founded in 1945, Leaside High School is a prestigious public secondary school in Toronto, Canada. The school boasts a vibrant community of 954 students and over 54 teachers dedicated to fostering acad...
Students: 800 (approximately)
(Secondry) High School
Georges Vanier Secondary School (GVSS) is a dynamic learning environment with a wide variety of opportunities to meet the needs of all students.
A Y Jackson Secondary School
Public
Students: 1k (At least)
(Secondry) High School
"Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today". Have you ever heard this quote before? AY Jackson is a secondary school in Ontario which aid educatio...
Students: 960
(Secondry) High School
The reason for Centennial being added to the name of Westview Centennial Secondary School is that the school was built 100 years after Canada had claimed its independence from the United Kingdom. West...
Harbord Collegiate Institute
Public
Students: 979
(Secondry) High School
Harbord Collegiate Institute (HCI) is a top Toronto public high school since 1892, offering co-ed education. Explore programs and join a vibrant community today.
Notre Dame High School
Public
Students: 670
(Secondry) High School
Dear visitors please do not get confuse, Also there is Notre Dame High School in the Calgary but this webpage is about Notre Dame High School which located in Toronto.
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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
Bishop Strachan School
Private
Students: 920
K-12 (K. to Gr. 12)
Discover Bishop Strachan School (BSS), Canada’s premier independent day & boarding school for girls JK–Grade 12 in Toronto. Prepare for university success—learn more!
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...
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.