private

North Bay High School

2 Duncan Mill Road, North York, Ontario, M3B 2V1

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At a glance

Grades: Gr. 7 – 12
Gender: Coed
Board: Independent

Tuition & admissions

Tuition: $12,000 – $15,000 /year
Open house: Open House Admissions Event scheduled (specific dates not provided in text)

Admissions process

Open House Admissions Event available where prospective students can meet staff, explore facilities, and learn about personalized approach to student success

Academics & learning

Curriculum: Traditional
Class size: Tuition
Accreditation: Ontario Ministry of Education Inspected Private High School (BSID#668703).

Course descriptions

Music: Musical Literacy and Analysis

Enhances musical literacy through creation, appreciation, analysis, and performance of traditional, commercial, and art music; examines music's societal and cultural impact and applications to life and careers.

Visual Arts: Studio Practice and Critical Analysis

Refines the creative process through two- and three-dimensional artworks using traditional and emerging media; explores materials, techniques, and connections between art, society, and cultural contexts.

Business Leadership

Develops leadership and management skills, including decision-making, group dynamics, workplace stress and conflict, employee motivation, planning, communication, ethics, and social responsibility.

International Business

Examines international business and trade, factors influencing success in global markets, and strategies for marketing, distribution, and management; prepares students for postsecondary business studies.

Canadian and International Economics

Investigates economic issues, policies, and decisions involving globalization, trade agreements, inequality, regulation, and public spending using economic inquiry, models, and theories.

English: Literacy Consolidation

Consolidates literacy, communication, and critical and creative thinking through literary, informational, and graphic texts and oral, written, and media work; prepares students for university, college, or employment.

Ontario Secondary School Literacy

Develops cross-curricular literacy skills evaluated by the OSSLT through reading and writing activities. Successful completion meets the provincial literacy requirement for graduation.

Advanced Functions

Explores polynomial, rational, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, combinations of functions, and rates of change; supports preparation for Calculus and Vectors and university programs.

Calculus and Vectors

Covers vectors, lines and planes in three-dimensional space, rates of change, and derivatives of polynomial, sinusoidal, exponential, rational, and radical functions.

Mathematics of Data Management

Develops methods for organizing and analyzing information, probability, and statistics, culminating in an investigation integrating statistical concepts and skills.

Chemistry: Advanced Topics

Studies organic chemistry, matter, energy changes, reaction rates, equilibrium, and electrochemistry, with investigation skills and evaluation of chemical technology's environmental impact.

Physics: Advanced Topics

Explores energy transformations, forces, electrical, gravitational and magnetic fields, electromagnetic radiation, light, quantum mechanics, and special relativity.

Biology: Advanced Biological Systems

Provides in-depth study and investigations in biochemistry, metabolic processes, molecular genetics, homeostasis, and population dynamics.

Social Change

Uses social science theories and research methods to investigate changing knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and behavior, including technological change, deviance, and global inequalities.

World Cultures

Examines culture and cultural identity, religious and spiritual beliefs, art, philosophy, cultural groups' contributions, and issues facing ethnocultural groups in Canada and worldwide.

Music: Creation and Performance

Develops musical literacy through creation, appreciation, analysis, and performance; includes technical exercises, repertoire, reflection on performances, and music's role in society.

Visual Arts: Developing Skills

Develops visual arts skills through drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, collage, multimedia, and emerging technologies, with critical evaluation of students' and others' work.

English: Preparation for Grade 12

Develops literacy, communication, and critical and creative thinking through challenging texts and varied forms of expression; prepares students for compulsory Grade 12 university or college preparation English.

Functions

Introduces functions through linear and quadratic relations, discrete and continuous functions, trigonometric and exponential functions, inverse functions, and numerical, algebraic, and graphical representations.

Chemistry: Chemical Properties and Reactions

Studies chemicals and bonding, reactions and quantitative relationships, solutions and solubility, atmospheric chemistry, and gases, alongside analytical and investigation skills.

Physics: Foundational Concepts

Covers linear motion, forces, energy transformations, mechanical waves and sound, electricity, and magnetism, with investigations and analysis of physics-related technologies.

Biology: Biological Processes

Explores biodiversity, evolution, genetics, animal structure and function, and plant anatomy, growth, and function, while developing scientific investigation skills.

Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology

Introduces theories, questions, research methods, and contemporary issues across anthropology, psychology, and sociology, including opportunities to conduct social science research.

Drama

Explores dramatic forms, conventions, techniques, and sources from different cultures and genres; develops creative, collaborative, performance, and reflective skills.

Music: Composition and Performance

Emphasizes music creation and performance appropriate to previous experience, developing musical literacy through composition, performance, and creative and critical analysis.

SAT Preparation

Comprehensive English and Math modules for high school students, taught by experienced instructors with personalized attention in small classes.

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Learning programs

Languages

English · ESL (English as a Second Language) courses available

Learning support

English as a Second Language (ESL) courses. · Literacy instruction supporting skills evaluated by the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT). · Personalized instruction in small classes within the SAT preparation program.

Student life

Sports

Golf instruction for beginners and students refining their skills, with skilled coaches and preparation for play on Canadian courses.

Arts

Music programs for all ages and skill levels, from beginners to experienced musicians. · Music courses covering composition, performance, musical literacy, appreciation, and analysis. · Visual arts courses using traditional and emerging media, including drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, collage, and multimedia. · Drama instruction covering dramatic forms, techniques, creation, collaboration, and reflection.

Outdoor activities & education

Golf: Students learn fundamentals or refine existing skills with skilled coaches while preparing to play on Canadian golf courses.

About the school

The Ontario Ministry of Education lists this exact North Bay High School record as closed in 2024–25. Public website material reviewed is dated to that school year and does not establish current operation.

Location & school highlights

Location

Recently opened campus in the heart of Toronto
Ontario.

What makes the school distinct

Personalized approach to student success.
Emphasis on academic achievement, well-being, and happiness.
SAT preparation with experienced instructors and personalized attention in small classes.
Close-knit school community with extracurricular activities and growth opportunities.