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The Hill Academy Reviews
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Our Perspective on The Hill Academy
It’s perhaps easy to wonder why Hill Academy isn’t more widely known, though perhaps for those involved in high school sports in Canada and the US, it is. Which, frankly, is appropriate. It’s a high school program based in the values, dedication, and energy associated with sport, with the daily schedule organized in order to allow students to excel in both academics and athletics. The lessons overlap, and students compete in math contests as successfully as they do sporting events. The ideal student is one looking to grow in both areas, and to do it alongside peers of a like mind, approach, and ability. The school’s success is evident in the careers—again, both academic and athletic—of its alumni, who operate at the top of their fields not only on Ontario, but throughout North America.
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(4.8)Parent, Sam Kane (2024)Gr. 9 to Gr. 12 — Our Son Matt, recalls his experience at The Hill Academy as a moulding experience but in a spec... |
(5)Parent, Brenda Burman (2023)Gr. 9 to Gr. 10 (current), Gr. 7 to Gr. 8 (current) — Both our sons have had a terrific experience since starting at The Hill Academy. The opportunit... |
(5)Parent, Caren Morrison (Elson) (2023)Gr. 8 to Gr. 9 (current) — My daughter just completed grade 8 and said it was "The best year of her life". Being part of a... |