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Not sure if you mean only Toronto City or the surrounding suburbs as well. If suburbs are include then i know York region school board (covers markham, richmond hill, and vaughan cities) is good. I went to school in Markham which has many high standard schools and high school. I'm sure there are many elsewhere as well. I tend to think that suburbs region schools/school board is better but i could be wrong as well.
This is great info. Thanks for sharing
Yup. Also the Woodbridge-Richmond hill-Vaughan area which is just north of Toronto has some good schools.
Not Toronto though
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Yeah, these are all pretty good neighborhood’s in Toronto, it’s mostly expensive to own or rent in those areas compared to other places in Toronto
Oh yes, it is. That's why I wanted to know if there are other areas I can look into.
You’re a good parent!
Haha why thank you. What makes you say that?
Lakeshore-Parklawn
That list is accurate and are also the most expensive neighborhoods for real estate. If you're looking to stay in the city (and not further out in the suburbs like North York) I would add Leaside and the Danforth/Withrow Park area to your list. For more information on school rankings, visit the Fraser Institute website. House Sigma is a great real estate app that shows you the school rankings up front in the listing. Good luck!
And before anyone comes for me...yes the methodology for determining school rankings is debated, but it's the best approximation for identifying a good school/neighborhood.
This is so helpful! Thank you!
https://www.canadianuniversityrealestate.com/blog/toronto-elementary-schools-ranking/
Thanks!!
Depends on how much money you have. Rich neighbourhoods have better schools. Those two ares are very expensive.
Got you.
just follow where all the tiger moms send their kids
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