K-12 Schools
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1152 listed
881
Joamie Ilinniarvik School
Other · Nunavut
882
John Grant High School
High School · Côte Saint-Luc · QC
883
Joseph Giles Elementary School
Elementary School · Nova Scotia · NS
884
Joseph M. Demko School
Other · St. Albert · AB
885
K. P. Manson Public School
High School · Ontario · ON
886
Kalamalka Secondary School
High School · Coldstream · BC
887
Kanata Elementary School
Elementary School · Prince Rupert · BC
888
King George School
Other · Alberta · AB
889
Kingston Secondary School
High School · Kingston · ON
890
L'Assomption College
Other · L'Assomption · QC
891
L.Y. Cairns School
Other · Edmonton · AB
892
London School of Business and Finance Canada
Other · Toronto · ON
893
Loughborough Public School
Other · Ontario · ON
894
Madeline Hardy School
Other · Ontario · ON
895
Madras School
Other · New Brunswick · NB
896
Magnetic Hill School
Other · New Brunswick · NB
897
Maple Ridge Elementary School
Elementary School · Ottawa · ON
898
Maurice-L.-Duplessis Normal School
Other · Trois-Rivières · QC
899
Melville Comprehensive School
Other · Saskatchewan · SK
900
Methodist College
Other · St. John's · NL
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between public and private schools?
Public schools are government-funded and tuition-free for residents, following the provincial curriculum. Private and independent schools charge tuition, often offering smaller class sizes or specific educational philosophies (e.g., Montessori, AP/IB programs, boarding).
How do I enroll my child in a school in Canada?
Enrollment for public schools is usually based on where you live (catchment area). You must register through your local School Board or School District, submitting proof of address, ID, and immunization records. For private schools, apply directly to the school, which may require an assessment or interview.