Canadian Accredited Independent Schools
Canadian Accredited Independent Schools (CAIS, stylized as CA+IS) is a national organization for independent schools in Canada. It was formed in October 2009, as the result of a merger between the Canadian Educational Standards Institute and the Canadian Association of Independent Schools.[1] Until February 2011, the organization went by the name of Standards in Excellence and Learning (SEAL Canada).[2]
Canadian Association of Independent Schools
Canadian Association of Independent Schools was an association for independent schools that operate within Canada or offer a curriculum leading to a Canadian diploma in a location outside of the country. Member schools were non-profit institutions with volunteer Boards of Governors responsible for hiring a Head to manage the daily operation of the school. Membership was available to schools offering an academic program that would prepare students for entrance to institutions of higher education.
In October 2009, the Association and the Canadian Educational Standards Institute (CESI) formed a new national organization, SEAL Canada (Standards in Excellence and Learning in Canada).
CAIS Accredited Schools
CAIS encompasses 95 accredited independent schools, and its aim is to collaborate in the pursuit of leadership, training, research and innovation, and application of international standards. The stated vision of the organization is to be "the voice of excellence in learning and leadership, we shape the future of education in Canada and the world."[3]
Location | Gender | School | Day/Boarding | Grades | Diploma | Year Established |
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Belleville, Ontario | Co-ed | Albert College | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1857 |
Oakville, Ontario | Co-ed | Appleby College | Both | 7-12 | Provincial | 1911 |
Ottawa, Ontario | Co-ed | Ashbury College | Both | 4-12 | Provincial | 1891 |
Wilcox, Saskatchewan | Co-ed | Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | Both | 9-12 | Provincial | 1920 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba | Girls | Balmoral Hall School | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1901 |
Toronto, Ontario | Girls | Bishop Strachan School | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1867 |
Sherbrooke, Quebec | Co-ed | Bishop's College School | Both | 7-12 | Provincial | 1836 |
Toronto, Ontario | Girls | Branksome Hall | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1903 |
Mill Bay, British Columbia | Co-ed | Brentwood College School | Both | 9-12 | Provincial | 1923 |
Toronto, Ontario | Girls | Havergal College | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1894 |
Windsor, Nova Scotia | Co-ed | King's-Edgehill School | Both | 6-12 | Provincial | 1788 |
Lakefield, Ontario | Co-ed | Lakefield College School | Both | 9-12 | Provincial | 1879 |
Regina, Saskatchewan | Co-ed | Luther College | Both | 9-12 | Provincial | 1913 |
Newmarket, Ontario | Co-ed | Pickering College | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1842 |
Duncan, British Columbia | Co-ed | Queen Margaret's School | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1921 |
St. Catharines, Ontario | Co-ed | Ridley College | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1889 |
Rosseau, Ontario | Co-ed | Rosseau Lake College | Both | 7-12 | Provincial | 1967 |
Rothesay, New Brunswick | Co-ed | Rothesay Netherwood School | Both | 6-12 | Provincial | 1877 |
Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia | Co-ed | Shawnigan Lake School | Both | 8-12 | Provincial | 1916 |
Aurora, Ontario | Boys | St. Andrew's College | Both | 5-12 | Provincial | 1899 |
Vancouver, British Columbia | Boys | St. George's School | Both | 1-12 | Provincial | 1930 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba | Co-ed | St. John's-Ravenscourt School | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1820 |
Victoria, British Columbia | Girls | St. Margaret's School | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1908 |
Victoria, British Columbia | Co-ed | St. Michaels University School | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1906 |
Stanstead, Quebec | Co-ed | Stanstead College | Both | 7-12 | Provincial | 1872 |
Whitby, Ontario | Girls | Trafalgar Castle School | Both | 5-12 | Provincial | 1874 |
Port Hope, Ontario | Co-ed | Trinity College School | Both | 5-12 | Provincial | 1865 |
Toronto, Ontario | Boys | Upper Canada College | Both | K-12 | Provincial | 1829 |
Calgary, Alberta | Co-ed | Calgary French and International School | Day | 9-12 | Provincial | 1969 |
Calgary, Alberta | Co-ed | Calgary Jewish Academy | Day | PreK-9 | Provincial | 1987 |
Calgary, Alberta | Co-ed | Lycée Louis Pasteur | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1966 |
Calgary, Alberta | Co-ed | Rundle College | Day | PreK-12 | Provincial | 1985 |
Okotoks, Alberta | Co-ed | Strathcona Tweedsmuir School | Day | 1-12 | Provincial | 1971 |
Calgary, Alberta | Co-ed | West Island College | Day | 7-12 | Provincial | 1974 |
West Vancouver, British Columbia | Co-ed | Collingwood School | Day | JK-12 | Provincial | 1984 |
Vancouver, British Columbia | Co-ed | Fraser Academy | Day | 1-12 | Provincial | 1982 |
Vancouver, British Columbia | Co-ed | King David High School | Day | 8-12 | Provincial | 1986 |
Vancouver, British Columbia | Co-ed | Vancouver Talmud Torah | Day | PreK-7 | Provincial | 1934 |
Vancouver, British Columbia | Co-ed | West Point Grey Academy | Day | JK-12 | Provincial | 1996 |
Vancouver, British Columbia | Girls | York House School | Day | JK-12 | Provincial | 1932 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba | Co-ed | Gray Academy of Jewish Education | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1902 |
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador | Co-ed | Lakecrest St. John's Independent School | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1993 |
Halifax, Nova Scotia | Co-ed | Armbrae Academy | Day | PreK-12 | Provincial | 1887 |
Halifax, Nova Scotia | Co-ed | Halifax Grammar School | Day | JK-12 | Provincial | 1958 |
Halifax, Nova Scotia | Boys;Girls | Sacred Heart School of Halifax | Day | JK-12 | Provincial | 1849 |
Toronto, Ontario | Co-ed | Bayview Glen School | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1962 |
Richmond Hill, Ontario | Co-ed | Holy Trinity School | Day | JK-12 | Provincial | 1981 |
Toronto, Ontario | Boys | Royal St. George's College | Day | 3-12 | Provincial | 1964 |
Oakville, Ontario | Girls | St. Mildred's Lightbourn School | Day | JK-12 | Provincial | 1891 |
Toronto, Ontario | Girls | St. Clement's School | Day | 1-12 | Provincial | 1901 |
King City, Ontario | Co-ed | The Country Day School | Day | JK-12 | Provincial | 1972 |
Toronto, Ontario | Boys | The Sterling Hall School | Day | JK-8 | Provincial | 1987 |
Richmond Hill, Ontario | Co-ed | TMS School | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1961 |
Toronto, Ontario | Co-ed | Toronto Waldorf School | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1968 |
Toronto, Ontario | Co-ed | The York School | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1965 |
Hamilton, Ontario | Co-ed | Hillfield Strathallan College | Day | PreK-12 | Provincial | 1901 |
Montreal, Quebec | Co-ed | Académie Solomon Schechter | Day | PreK-6 | Provincial | 1969 |
Côte-Saint-Luc, Quebec | Co-ed | Académie Yeshiva Yavne | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1960 |
Westmount, Quebec | Co-ed | Akiva School | Day | K-6 | Provincial | 1968 |
Outremont, Quebec | Girls | Beth Jacobs | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1969 |
Montreal, Quebec | Co-ed | Centennial Academy | Day | 7-CEGEP | Provincial | 1969 |
Saint-Laurent, Quebec | Co-ed | École Maimonide | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1969 |
Côte-Saint-Luc, Quebec | Co-ed | Hebrew Academy | Day | K-11 | Provincial | 1967 |
Montreal, Quebec | Co-ed | Lower Canada College | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1909 |
Westmount, Quebec | Girls | The Study | Day | K-12 | Provincial | 1915 |
References
- ↑ "The merger of two venerable Canadian educational associations has created a new national voice in independent education". Canada Newswire. 30 Oct 2009.
- ↑ "Canadian Independent School Organization Changes Name". Canada Newswire. 22 Feb 2011.
- ↑ Mission, Vision and Values, CAIS website.