Schools in East End-Danforth
9 publicly funded schools in East End-Danforth, one of Toronto’s 158 official neighbourhoods. Your address decides your local public and Catholic schools, which may sit just outside the neighbourhood, so check with the board before you count on one.
Level
9 schools
Elementary schools
7 schoolsSchoolGr 6 readingGr 6 mathLow-income homes
Adam Beck Junior Public SchoolTDSB · JK–6 · 450 students · French Immersion · East End-Danforth93%Gr 6 reading40%Gr 6 math0%Low-income homes
Beaches Alternative Junior SchoolTDSB · JK–6 · 80 students · East End-Danforth–Gr 6 reading–Gr 6 math0%Low-income homes
Kimberley Junior Public SchoolTDSB · JK–6 · 305 students · East End-Danforth90%Gr 6 reading67%Gr 6 math10%Low-income homes
Norway Junior Public SchoolTDSB · JK–6 · 300 students · East End-Danforth100%Gr 6 reading60%Gr 6 math5%Low-income homes
St John Catholic SchoolTCDSB · JK–8 · 380 students · French Immersion · East End-Danforth94%Gr 6 reading38%Gr 6 math5%Low-income homes
St Nicholas Catholic SchoolTCDSB · JK–8 · 370 students · East End-Danforth84%Gr 6 reading51%Gr 6 math15%Low-income homes
William J McCordic SchoolTDSB · JK–8 · 85 students · East End-Danforth–Gr 6 reading–Gr 6 math10%Low-income homes
High schools
2 schoolsSchoolLiteracy testGr 9 mathLow-income homes
Malvern Collegiate InstituteTDSB · 9–12 · 1,140 students · French Immersion · East End-Danforth96%Literacy test78%Gr 9 math6%Low-income homes
Notre Dame Catholic High SchoolTCDSB · 9–12 · 510 students · East End-Danforth97%Literacy test67%Gr 9 math11%Low-income homes
Share of students who met the provincial standard, 2024–25. Low-income homes is the share of families with low incomes in the school’s neighbourhoods. Why we show income