Application Process

We welcome students who demonstrate academic commitment, a positive attitude toward learning, and a desire to grow both academically and personally. Our goal is to provide a supportive and challenging educational environment that prepares students for future success.

Required Documents

To apply for admission, students must submit a completed application form along with a non-refundable registration fee of $50. Additionally, the following documents are required at the time of application:

• Completed application form
• Registration fee payment
• Proof of Canadian citizenship or permanent residency
• Copy of birth certificate
• Copy of health card
• Most recent report card and academic records

Academic Assessment

Students applying for Grade 9 are required to complete an academic assessment. This assessment helps evaluate their skills in:

• Mathematics
• Reading comprehension
• Grammar
• Vocabulary
• Spelling

The results help us in placing students appropriately and identifying areas where additional support may be beneficial.

Applicants entering Grades 10, 11, or 12 are assessed based on their previous academic records and successful completion of prerequisite courses.

Tuition and Fees

The tuition is as follows for the current academic year.

Grade	Full-Time Student	Part-Time Student
9	$1500 per term Max 4 credits per term	$600 per credit
10	$1750 per term Max 4 credits per term	$600 per credit
11	$2000 per term Max 4 credits per term	$600 per credit
12	$2000 per term Max 4 credits per term	$600 per credit

Student Evaluation

Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) is a process that allows students to earn secondary school credits based on knowledge and skills acquired outside of the traditional classroom setting. Prior learning may include formal education, work experience, training programs, independent study, volunteer activities, or other life experiences.

The PLAR process consists of two components:

Challenge Process

The challenge process enables students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in a specific Grade 10, 11, or 12 course. Through assessments and evaluations, eligible students may earn course credits without completing the full course.

Equivalency Assessment

The equivalency process evaluates academic credentials, transcripts, and coursework completed in other educational systems or jurisdictions. Credits may be granted where previous studies are deemed equivalent to Ontario secondary school curriculum requirements.

Student Resources

Access the course calendars below for important information on program requirements, course offerings, and academic planning.