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Apply online or submit the printable application by email, mail, or in person. · Provide recent report cards or transcripts, academic records from the previous two years, government-issued identification such as a passport or birth certificate, and a completed teacher assessment form. · International applicants under 18 must provide a notarized Parent and Custodian Form for Canada. · The Learning Snapshot includes a tailored math and literacy assessment requiring no preparation; the school states there is no formal entrance exam. · Selected applicants are invited to a family and student interview, in person or online. · Admission is based on a holistic review of academic records, application materials, and the interview; additional assessment or documentation may be requested. · Enrollment opens September 1, with a December 1 priority deadline for Grades 9–12. First-round offers begin in mid-January, followed by rolling admissions. · The Early Notification Program gives priority placement to siblings of enrolled students and children of faculty and staff. · Accepted students must pay tuition and submit all required documents before the Official Letter of Acceptance and payment receipt are issued.
Core study includes English, mathematics, science, social sciences, and Canadian geography; electives include business studies, computer science, visual arts, music, and physical education. The school also describes ESL, financial literacy, life skills, workplace readiness, and health and safety learning.
The school lists AP Calculus AB, AP Computer Science A, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Chemistry, AP Biology, and AP Statistics, with additional courses available by inquiry. AP course availability may vary; contact the school for current registration.
The school describes coding, robotics, digital design, Python and data science projects, AI and machine-learning workshops, and research opportunities.
A term-based co-curricular program in which Grades 9–12 students select leadership, research, or community-partnered projects and work with a faculty mentor toward a presentation or other deliverable.
The OSSD program includes financial literacy, stress and time management, workplace readiness, guest lectures, mentorship, and a Grade 12 Leadership Academy. The school also describes university science partnerships and math-contest preparation.
University preparation and Advanced Placement · STEM · Project-based AI training · Leadership and research enrichment
Learning approaches adapt to individual students. · Every Grade 12 student receives a one-on-one faculty mentor. · Alumni report one-on-one help after class and teacher support with language skills and academics. · Grade 12 support includes preparation for entrance exams and interviews at other institutions, campus visits from representatives of 20+ secondary institutions, and alumni and education-consultant events.
Sports teams and physical fitness are part of the school's programming · specific sports are not identified.
Arts programs and design-related courses support creative expression · drawing · modeling · and innovation.
Ace Acumen Heights is a close-knit Grades 9–12 school in North York combining rigorous academics, university preparation, real-world enrichment, and individualized care.
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