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1946

By 1946 the school had grown to more than 80 students from preschool to Grade 9, and had moved into a series of “rambling, comfortable” residential buildings at the corner of Ramezay Avenue and The Boulevard.

1930

St. George’s welcomed its first class of 22 students, pioneering progressive teaching and learning practices that were considered outside of the norm. The original building was located at the corner of Clarke Avenue and The Boulevard.

Other Resources

Financial Aid Information

Make Tuition Payments via Plastiq

Make Tuition Payment Internationally via Convera

International Students: Medical Insurance

– Government Provided Information –

Québec Family Doctor Waiting List

FAQs

Homework FAQ

Laptop Program FAQ

Kindergarten FAQ

Sexuality Education at the Elementary School FAQ

Policies

Student-Parent Handbook

St. George's Statement of Commitments

Bullying and Violence Prevention and Intervention Plan

High School Learning Commons Collection Development Policy

The National Student Ombudsman Act/ Loi sur le protecteur national de l'élève

Directories

| The Family Directory is a password-protected site that houses your child's contact and medical information. As the school relies on the information contained herein, please make sure that it is always kept current and up-to-date.

Family Directory

| The Staff Directory is a list of all current Faculty and Staff.

Staff Directory

Community Learning High School

The Community Learning Program at St. George’s fosters meaningful and authentic learning experiences in the community. From Grade 7 to Grade 10 all students are expected to commit to a cause or organization and complete volunteer hours. Students connect their experiences to contemporary issues while developing their value systems, sense of social responsibility, and leadership skills.

Outdoor Education – High School

Adventurous endeavours like rock climbing, white water rafting, fall and winter camping and winter sports are open to students of all experience levels through our Outdoor Education Program in High School at St. George’s. Students develop a greater appreciation for the outdoors as they push themselves both mentally and physically.

Green Team High School

The Green Team is an ever-expanding group of students who are enthusiastically committed to advancing our sustainability agenda at St. George’s - whether through conducting an audit of cafeteria waste or challenging their peers, teachers and St. George’s staff to adopt sustainable practices like walking, biking or bussing to school.

Robotics High School

This unique program makes use of our fully-equipped robotics labs, where students team up to design, build, and innovate. Our Robotics Technicians challenge and guide students through the process of creating competition-level machines in preparation for competitive events held around the city and here at St. George’s.