High School
Grades 9 - 12

Welcome to High School at Astolot.
Andrew - High School Principal
Amazing Outdoor Space for Activities.
Food and Nutrition Classes - in the Classroom and kitchen
Grade 9 or 10 Classroom
Celebrations - Students share Pot Luck Lunches
Science Classroom
High School Classroom Lab
Science labs Inside or Outside
Science Equipment of the School
Science
Students choose best learning mode - whiteboard, laptop, paper and pencil, stand or sit
Music Room inside - extra practice outside
Music Room Lesson
Ghost Buster's Theme for Hallowe'en
Our Principal at work.
Small class sizes.
A quiet moment
Light filled classrooms
Part of learning to learn.
Math differentiated
Zooms helps when illness is around.
Directed lessons with audio and visual.
Andrew - High School Principal
Amazing Outdoor Space for Activities.
Food and Nutrition Classes - in the Classroom and kitchen
Grade 9 or 10 Classroom
Celebrations - Students share Pot Luck Lunches
Science Classroom
High School Classroom Lab
Science labs Inside or Outside
Science Equipment of the School
Science
Students choose best learning mode - whiteboard, laptop, paper and pencil, stand or sit
Music Room inside - extra practice outside
Music Room Lesson
Ghost Buster's Theme for Hallowe'en
Our Principal at work.
Small class sizes.
A quiet moment
Light filled classrooms
Part of learning to learn.
Math differentiated
Zooms helps when illness is around.
Directed lessons with audio and visual.
Astolot Educational Centre, high school is continuing to growing.
- Semestered high school, running from September to June.
- Inspected by the Ministry of Education and fully accredited.
- Class ratios in many high school academic courses are 8:1. Art courses and Healthy Active Living courses may have higher ratios.
- Astolot students are evaluated through observation, tests, presentations, and conferences. Evaluations are shared with parents at mid-term and end-of-term during the two semesters: Winter and Spring.
- Academic, speech, language, and psychological assessments from external sources are considered.
- Astolot students work within the Ontario Curriculum course content. Graduation requirements and assessments are determined by the Ministry of Education. Curriculum documents and the assessment guide, Growing Success, are available on the Ministry website.
- Students leaving Astolot have been accepted to universities and colleges across Canada and around the world. Previous students have earned scholarships from Bishop's University, Carleton University, the University of Ottawa, and Algonquin College. They succeed in post-secondary education through the learning and self-advocacy skills they have developed.
Summer Camps
Jorja is running grade 7 to 12 social camp
