York Region Public School Report

Get your children into the higher quality schools located in

York Region

(Area North of Toronto - See Map below)

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York Region Public School Report -

Part 1 (public schools)  is a comprehensive 19-page report. See how York Region District School Board public elementary and secondary schools compare within eleven areas (Richmond Hill, MArkham, Vaughan, Newmarket, etc.) on the provincial EQAO math and literacy assessments. 

Important information on how to interpret the reports and how they were constructed is included. High Quality ("Sweet") Schools are highlighted.  The report shows where the "sweet spots" are and are not within the eleven areas (Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Newmarket, etc.) The report covers 191 elementary schools and 28 secondary schools.   

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"Sweet Spots" for York Public Schools
(1 out of 3 or 33%)

The Select Schools Reports are unique and unavailable anywhere else. Now you can identify school quality "sweet spots". 

Sweet Spots are very rare combinations of public elementary schools and public high schools that are matched sets both of high quality.   

There are 54 sweet spots in the York Region out of 161 rated public elementary schools and 28 rated public secondary schools. You have one chance in three of picking a sweet spot by guessing. 

York Region Public School Ratings for Math and Literacy with each school's provincial EQAO Pass Rates over last five years for Grades 3 and 6. Schools are grouped within eleven (11) areas.  (Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Newmarket, etc.)
 
Use these reports to decide where you might (or might not) want to buy your next home.  If you are not moving, get involved for your children.  School quality impacts the resale value of your home by some estimates as much as  25-30%

These reports will show you how each school has performed on the standardized Provincial EQAO academic math and literacy tests over the last five tests for Grades 3 and 6 for Primary and Grades 9 and 10 for secondary. 

Fraser Institute -"The Report Card" scores for the latest two reports are referenced.

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267 Public & Catholic Schools are Rated in York Region

York Region- Select School Report  - Two Parts  (Sold Separately)

Missing Schools? Schools must have at least three years of test results to be rated. Some small schools (exempt from EQAO tests) and many new schools are thus not rated. Middle schools (with only grades 7 & 8) are not tested by EQAO and are therefor not rated. Please report any errors or omissions or suggestions to us so we can improve these reports. If you have purchased a report that we learn has an error, we will send you a new report at no cost.

Part 1 - Public Schools

Report is instantly sent to you by email after payment completed.  

Price: $295 USD

Select Schools Reports include the CD Howe Institute's data that provide a  powerful measure to fairly compare schools. This measure became available in March/2005 and takes into account the social-economic differences between schools. The major challenge to comparisons has been eliminated.  Now parents can fairly judge the schools that are performing well and those that have challenges and need attention. Our reports include the most recent release of CD Howe's Report (August, 2008).

Part 2 - Catholic Schools

York Region Catholic School Report - current to 2009

A comprehensive 10-page report. See how York  District Catholic School Board elementary and secondary schools compare within eleven areas (Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Newmarket, etc.) on the provincial EQAO math and literacy assessments. 

Format is similar to that used for the public schools.

There are 28 sweet spots in the York Region out of 81 catholic elementary schools and 13 catholic secondary schools. You have one chance in three of picking a sweet spot by guessing. 

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