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Il y a 2 jours · A big thank you to everyone who attended our Club Fair! It was a huge success, with students discovering new passions and getting involved in all kinds of activities.
11 sept. 2024 · The North Toronto C. I. Calendar of Events. Feel free to add the school calendar to your personal calendar (link in lower right corner of the calendar). Attention Class of 2020! Graffiti – Issue 5 is now out….
16 sept. 2024 · Public secular secondary schools may operate under a number of designations, including collegiate institute, école secondaire, high school, and secondary school. Public separate secondary schools are typically named academy , Catholic high school , Catholic secondary school , college school or école secondaire catholique .
8 sept. 2024 · North Toronto Collegiate Institute. NorthToronto@tdsb.on.ca 17 Broadway Ave Toronto ON M4P 1T7 416-393-9180. Recent Posts. ntci.on.ca is closing; Attention Class of 2020! COVID-19 Vaccine Update May 19, 2021; STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION 2021 ...
3 sept. 2024 · Application to Central Technical School, Central Toronto Academy, Danforth Collegiate and Technical Institute, Northern Secondary School and Western Technical-Commercial School for the 2025-26 school year will be done through the Secondary School without a Boundary application in January 2025.
17 sept. 2024 · Stephen Leacock C.I. is the Centre of Innovations for Skills and Technologies for the North East region of the Toronto District School Board. With the support from the Ministry of Education, we offer two Specialist High Skill Major Programs: Information...
Il y a 5 jours · The Collegiate Institute Board was created in 1807 to oversee what we would now call secondary schools. Unlike the Toronto Public School Board whose trustees were elected, the Collegiate Institute Board was appointed.
