SAC KEY DIFFERENTIATORS

Open his eyes to a world of possibilities. Find out why SAC is an exceptional educational institution for your son.
VISION, MISSION, VALUES & STRATEGIES

Developing the complete man, the well-rounded citizen, is only part of what SAC is all about...
Explore Boarding

Living away from home teaches independence and life skills, not to mention it allows your son to take advantage of a full schedule of classes, sports and extra-curriculars!
Student Life

SAC is not a 9-4 school. Whether you're a day boy or a boarding student, the pace of life at SAC is non-stop...
Grads Reflect

Watch these videos as some graduating students reflect on their time at this independent school.
Sports Program

With 62 teams across 22 sports - every boy can be part of a team at SAC.

SAC at a Glance

Established:
1899 in Toronto, moved to Aurora campus in 1926

Headmaster:
Kevin R. McHenry, appointed in 2009
BBA(Hons.) Wilfrid Laurier University; B.Ed. The University of Western Ontario;
M.Ed. The University of Toronto

Grades:
5-12

Enrolment:
358 Day students
256 Boarding students from 25 countries

Total Faculty:
Male: 50 (76%)
Female: 16 (24%)

Faculty with advanced degrees:
25%

Student/Teacher Ratio:
9:1

Curriculum:
Meets the guidelines set forth by the Ontario Ministry of Education and is enriched to provide a wide assortment of electives and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Students all have tablet computers, and conduct and submit their coursework online.

Advanced Placement Tests:
In 2011, 57% percent of students in the Class of 2011 and 31% in the Class of 2012 wrote at least one AP exam. Sixty-eight percent scored a 3 or better.

Special Academic Programs:
McEwen Leadership; Enriched French; Engineering & Robotics; CIS eLearning Consortium; Math, Science & Geography Competitions; Public Speaking & Debating; Arts; Residential Life Curriculum.

Academic Trips:
Australia Exchange; Belgium & France Battlefield Tour; St. Andrew’s Society for Service Around the World (SASSAW); Harvard Association Cultivating Inter American Democracy (HACIA Summit); Cadet and Music trips.

Community Service:
40 hours of community service required.

Campus:
110 acres
17 buildings
Wireless
Virtual Tour

2013-2014 Tuition:
Day Students - $30,280
Boarding Students - $48,725

Financial Aid:
$1.9 million awarded to 125 boys (21% of our student population).

University Acceptances for 2012:
The 113 members of the Class of 2012 received 444 offers of admission, 125 outside Ontario. On average there were 3.9 acceptances for each student. The graduating class received $716,550 in scholarships and awards toward their post-secondary education, and 71% graduated as Ontario Scholars. See our Graduate Summary.

Approval and Accreditation:
Conference of Independent Schools (CIS) http://www.cisontario.ca/
International Boys’ School Coalition (IBSC) http://www.theibsc.org/
National Association of Boarding Schools (NAIS) http://www.nais.org/
Canadian Accredited Independent Schools(CAIS) http://www.cais.ca/
The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS) http://www.boardingschools.com/