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"Since 1852, St. Michael's College School has been educating and forming young men in goodness, discipline, and knowledge for lives of leadership and service. We are Canada's only Catholic, Basilian, faith-based independent school, educating young men from Grades 7 to 12 in a university-preparatory programme, and forming them with a foundation for life. Under the direction of the Basilian Fathers, our students discover the courage and develop the faith to be a modern man of St. Michael's: free in mind, body, and soul to pursue truth, choose goodness, create beauty, and build a civilization of love and service to our community and to the world. Our students unleash their passion for meaning and curiosity by pursuing future readiness and embracing an inquiry-based learning pedagogy that inspires students to explore freely the profound questions of our world and to develop the knowledge and skills for living a meaningful life in the 21st century. In graduating young men who change the world through lives of faith, character, and service, St. Michael's College School brings integrity, unity, and healing to a fractured and uncertain world."
What makes St. Michael's College School different is our three-dimensional approach to making good men. By focusing on character in academics, athletics, arts, and service, we help foster boys who can graduate to be the good in the world.
Our 100% acceptance and 85% first-choice university acceptance rates are testament to our academic programme. No other school offers the breadth of high-level sports offered at St. Michael's College School and our Catholic foundation allows us to focus on character building in intentional ways.
We believe in educating students in Gospel values and the social teachings of the Catholic Church. We believe that service is core to our mission.
We are committed to supporting opportunities for students, staff, and faculty to serve others both inside and outside the classroom; to ‘Be the Good’ for one another, for St. Michael’s College School, and for the broader community.
In the middle of the 19th century, the French Basilians came to Canada on an invitation from Bishop Armand de Charbonnel of Toronto. The Bishop discerned the clear need for Catholic schools for the young people of his parishes, especially at the high school level. In his plans to bring Catholic education to more of his faithful, the Bishop immediately thought of his education at the Collège du Sacré-Cœur in Annonay, France, a school established by the Basilian Fathers. In September of 1852, the Basilians opened St. Michael’s College (SMC) in Toronto, which offered a combination of a high school and university education.
In September 1950, St. Michael’s College School opened its doors in a new building on Bathurst Street at St. Clair Avenue West, where it is situated today.
In 1967, St. Michael’s College School began an important new phase in its history when it entered into a partnership with the Metropolitan Separate School Board of Toronto to educate the Board’s students in Grades 9
A student who seeks a Basilian education with its focus on spiritual life and character formation.
A student who is interested in pursuing academic and co-curricular excellence and who is ready to take on challenges and work to be better each and every day.
At St. Michael's College School, our co-curricular programs are vital to what we do, so for students looking to simply to head home after last class, St. Michael's College School might not be right for them. So much of what makes St. Michael's College School great happens beyond the classroom.
Our families chose St. Michael's College School because of our balanced approach to making good men. They want a place where their son can pursue excellence in the classroom and beyond.
A Strong Community That Fosters Well-Being
Future Readiness Through Academic Excellence
Developing Character and Leadership Through Athletics
Nurturing Growth in Faith and Character Through Service
When people think of SMCS co-curriculars, they often think of sports. However, we also thriving robotics, drama and music co-curricular programs.
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In the past few years, St. Michael's College School has introduced AP courses, a prep hockey and basketball programme and a Blue Notes journaling initiative. Each is a direct reflection of our three-dimensional approach to education and character formation.
WE WILL:
-Promote academic excellence by engaging students in authentic and experiential learning opportunities that intentionally
develop global competencies.
-Embed character education into our experiential learning opportunities, ensuring that students not only develop future-ready skills but also cultivate qualities such as resilience, ethical leadership, and social responsibility.
-Regularly invest in professional development for faculty and staff to facilitate best-in-class pedagogical approaches and assessment practices.
- Cultivate opportunities for students to meaningfully explore and integrate emerging technologies in their classes through practical application, ethical considerations and promotion of the common good.
- Foster community partnerships across a multitude of industries, including leveraging the strength of the alumni community, to give students exposure to different career guidance and pathways.