95, chemin Côte St. Antoine, Westmount, Quebec, H3Y 2H8, Canada
3100 The Boulevard, Montreal, Quebec, H3Y 1R9, Canada
5,429.2 km
5,429.3 km
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1930
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475
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K to 12
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Coed
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Day, Homestay
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English, French
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Academic
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Progressive
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12 to 20
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Learning, Developmental
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In-class adaptations
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$20,081 to $24,754
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Yes
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37
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K, 7
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Rolling
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Yes: grades K - 11
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No
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Yes: grades 7 - 11
"A leader in progressive education since 1930, St. George's fosters a love of learning in each student. Our K-12, gender-inclusive school offers expert teachers, small class sizes, a bilingual elementary school, and a research-based experiential curriculum promoting student-centred learning within a rich and supportive academic environment. A St. George's education is rooted in the profound respect for the individual learner, their wellbeing, and a commitment to each student discovering their passion and purpose."
"Since 1930, St. George’s School of Montreal has upheld the principle that experiential learning is the most effective way for children to gain and retain knowledge. For us, learning by doing is not a supplementary program but the core of our educational design. This philosophy shapes everything from our physical classroom environments to our daily curriculum, ensuring students are active participants rather than passive observers.
By maintaining small class sizes, our teachers can move beyond standardized instruction to understand exactly how each child thinks and where they encounter obstacles. Students are encouraged to build, investigate, and debate, treating mistakes as necessary steps toward learning."
"We make intentional choices about how young people learn best. We build our curriculum around genuine understanding. Students go deep into ideas, wrestle with complexity, and develop the ability to think critically and transfer their learning to new situations. These are the skills that stay with them long after the classroom.
We invest equally in the academic and personal growth of every student. A child who feels safe, known, and connected learns better. Our students go on to top universities and lead meaningful lives, and we believe that happens because we take the whole child seriously from the very beginning.
Every young learner is taught as an individual. Our teachers take the time to understand how each student learns, where they need challenge, and where they need support. It asks a great deal of our faculty, and it asks families to trust a process that is personal and responsive. The reward is an education that genuinely fits the child in front of us."
"Founded in 1930 with six principles that were radical for their time. At a moment when most schools operated on compliance, memorization, and uniformity, our founders argued that children learn differently from one another, that learning comes from doing, that classrooms should be freed from unnatural restraints, and that the health and wellbeing of the child must always come first. These were not popular ideas in 1930. They are considered best practices today.
That founding clarity has given the school an unusual kind of continuity. Across nearly a century, leadership has changed, the city has changed, and education has changed. The core commitments have not. When St. George's expanded to K-12, became co-ed, and developed its bilingual elementary program, each of those decisions was an expression of the same founding values, not a departure from them."
"St. George's School of Montreal tends to be a wonderful fit for young people who are curious and a little restless. Kids who ask why. Kids who want to make things, try things, and figure things out for themselves. Kids who have a lot going on inside them and need a school that will take the time to understand who they are.
It is also a strong fit for families who want their child to develop confidence, character, and a genuine love of learning alongside strong academics which prepares them for university and beyond. Families who value the relationship between teacher and student as much as the curriculum itself.
Students who thrive here are willing to engage, take risks, and be part of a community. St. George's is a participatory school. The more a student puts in, the more they get back."
"Families who get the most from St. George's are those who value a deep relationship between teacher and student, who see wellbeing and academic excellence as connected, and who trust that a personalized, progressive education is the strongest foundation a child can have.
We are honest with every family we meet. We ask questions, we listen carefully, and we take the time to understand what each child needs. That conversation is the beginning of everything at St. George's, because the right fit matters, for the family and for the child."
"Many families tell us they felt the difference the moment they walked through our doors. They saw children who were engaged and confident. They met teachers who could speak in depth about each student as an individual.
What seals the decision, more often than not, is simpler than any program or credential. Families choose St. George's because it feels like the right place for their child. And at a school individualized learning, that feeling is exactly right."
"St. George's School of Montreal carries a reputation for being progressive, warm, and deeply community-oriented. People know it has been around since 1930. They associate it with a certain kind of education that takes the whole child seriously across every stage of their development. Families in the community describe it as a place where their child was seen as an indivudal, where teachers went the extra mile, and where belonging was never in question.
That continuity from K-12 matters. Families are not just choosing a school for next year. They are choosing a community their child will grow up in, and a place that will know their child from the very beginning to the very end of their school years."
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95, chemin Côte St. Antoine, Westmount, Quebec, H3Y 2H8, Canada
3100 The Boulevard, Montreal, Quebec, H3Y 1R9, Canada