St Michael’s College School
Name: St Michael's College School
BSID: 887145
Status: active
Open Date: Sep 01, 1969
Language of Instruction: English
Level: Elem/Sec
School Type: Private Inspected
Program Type: Site based only
Grade Range: 7-12
Semester type: Full Year
Special Conditions Code: Not applicable
Number Of Teachers: 65
Teachers with OCT: 62
Affiliations: Roman Catholic
Association: Conference of Independent Schools
Website: http://www.stmichaelscollegeschool.com/
Region: Toronto Region
Address: 1515 Bathurst St
City: Toronto
Postal Code: M5P3H4
Telephone: 416-653-3180
Email: dinunzio@smcsmail.com
Principal Name: Patrick Daly
Principal Start Date: Aug 01, 2019
Principal Qualification: Ontario Principal Qualification Program (PQP)
Sources: Ministry Website
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St Michael’s College School
” St. Michael’s College, located in the heart of downtown Toronto, is a Catholic college within the University of Toronto that has a strong reputation for academic excellence and a sense of community. With a history dating back to 1852, the college has a long-standing tradition of providing high-quality education in the Catholic intellectual tradition. One of the things that sets St. Michael’s apart is its small class sizes and close-knit community. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 13:1, students have the opportunity to develop close relationships with their professors and classmates. This creates a supportive and collaborative learning environment that helps students thrive academically and personally. St. Michael’s offers a wide range of undergraduate programs in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences, as well as several interdisciplinary programs that allow students to explore multiple areas of interest. The college also offers graduate programs in Theology, Celtic Studies, and Medieval Studies, among others. In addition to academic programs, St. Michael’s has a vibrant campus life with numerous clubs, organizations, and events for students to get involved in. The college also offers a range of services and resources to support student success, including academic advising, career services, and wellness support. Overall, St. Michael’s College is a highly respected institution that provides a strong academic foundation and a supportive community for its students. Its commitment to the Catholic intellectual tradition, small class sizes, and interdisciplinary programs make it an excellent choice for students seeking a unique and well-rounded education. In My view, St/Michael’s college is very good school. “
” Currently at the school. It’s alright, however some teachers just seem unqualified to teach the curriculum, specifically in the computer engineering course. Some teachers also seem to be qualified, but don’t put enough effort into teaching, I’ve noticed this in the accounting and history department specifically. Two best teachers are Father May, the best religion teacher ever, and Dr. Doyle, the best Latin teacher out there who actually uses Chicago style for history essays. Overall the school is good, decent community spirit, a handful of good teachers, the rest are just okay. “
” 90% of the negative comments are from people who have no affiliation with the school and have never spent a day among students and staff. I loved my experience at St. Mikes and the actions of 1% of the student body do not represent the school as a whole. Go Double Blue! “
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