One of the primary concerns for many newcomers to Ontario is to get their children settled into a new school.
Newcomers'
Guide to Secondary School - Public School Board
This guide provides information and suggestions that will
help you establish good communication with your child’s
teacher and the school. Good communication makes it easier
for the teacher to get to know your child and for you to understand
what is happening in school.
Newcomers'
Guide to Secondary School - Catholic School Board
This guide is almost exactly the same as the above, but with
some additional information about the Catholic School Board
system.
Use these 2 secondary school guides to find out more about:
How
is the Ontario school system organized?
Ontario law requires that all children
from age 6 to 18 attend school. The school system has 2 levels: elementary and secondary.
Where
can I find information about religious and independent schools?
If students wish to pursue religious education, they have
several options. Some students attend religious classes after
school or on weekends; others attend denominational private
schools.
What
assessment do children entering elementary or secondary school
need to go through?
Elementary and secondary school students who have recently
arrived from other countries may have an initial assessment
before they can enter a school.
How do I register my child in secondary school (high
school)?
Secondary school begins at Grade 9 and finishes at Grade 12.
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