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Heritage Innovation School

North York, Ontario

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At a glance

Grades: SK – Grade 12
Gender: Co-educational
Board: Independent
Religious affiliation: Christian
Principal: jisuk kim
Program type: Site based only
Associations: No Association Membership

Tuition & admissions

Application fee: $350 one-time, non-refundable registration fee submitted with the application package; payable to emt@hischool.ca.
Interview required: No
SSAT required: No
Open house: Every Thursday, 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM (Worship service at HIS Chapel). Weekly prayer time: Every Thursday, 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM (HIS Chapel)

Admissions process

Submit the downloadable PDF application form with current-year report cards, a copy of the student's passport, and a one-time, non-refundable $350 registration fee. · Complete the application package and provide transcripts and progress reports for the past three years, a birth certificate, a complete immunization record, and a health insurance card. · The admissions committee reviews the application and supporting documents; families receive the decision and next steps by email. · Accepted families confirm enrollment with required paperwork and an initial tuition deposit by the specified deadline. Accepted students are invited to orientation. · Prospective families may arrange a virtual meeting or campus visit with Admissions.

Academics & learning

Curriculum: The official site describes Ontario curriculum and Christian faith integration. Elementary subjects include Bible Studies, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, History/Geography, Art/Music and Physical Education, with enrichment in current events/future insights, technology, music and business. Secondary pages describe OSSD, future-ready skills and university counselling; confirm a current detailed course list with the school.

Course descriptions

Elementary core studies

Bible Studies, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, History and Geography, Art and Music, and Physical Education.

Elementary enrichment

News/future insights, technology and creative problem-solving, music/instrument exploration, introductory business and entrepreneurship, reading and data analysis.

Secondary OSSD and future skills

The secondary division describes Ontario studies integrated with Christian faith, academic rigour, Future Skills, leadership and service learning; a complete current course catalog was not confirmed.

University counselling and LEAP

The school describes counselling/life coaching, academic advising and a LEAP pathway. Specific LEAP credits and eligibility should be confirmed directly.

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Learning programs

Specializations

Future insights and systems thinking · Technology and creative problem-solving · Business and entrepreneurship · Reading and data analytics

Student life

Arts

Art and Music are core subjects for grades 1–6. Music enrichment includes exploring varied instruments and developing musical expression.

Facilities

HIS Chapel

University destinations

University of Toronto: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
McGill University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
McMaster University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
University of Waterloo: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
Western University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
Queen’s University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
University of Ottawa: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
York University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
Brock University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
Lakehead University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
Laurentian University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
OCAD University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
Tyndale University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
Redeemer University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.
Toronto Metropolitan University: Listed by HIS on its official University Counselling page among institutions where graduates have received offers. Individual entries have no cohort/date or offer counts.

About the school

Heritage Innovation School offers preschool, elementary, middle, and secondary education, blending academic excellence, spiritual growth, and personal development.

Location & school highlights

What makes the school distinct

Combines traditional wisdom with innovative educational practices and faith-based learning.
Enriches the grades 1–6 curriculum with current events, future insights, technology, music, and business fundamentals.
Emphasizes systems thinking, global awareness, creative problem-solving, and entrepreneurship.