What Are The Best Catholic Schools in Brampton?
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If you’re a concerned parent looking for a really great Catholic school district for your children to live in, unfortunately Brampton has fewer places than other cities that might qualify as “great school districts”. Along with parts of Toronto, they have struggled to produce Catholic schools that have excellent pass-rates on EQAO test scores. These scores are the Ontario government establishes every year for all publicly-funded schools in the province.
Perhaps it can be argued that in Brampton, much of this can be attested to lower-than-average household income levels and the large numbers of recent immigrants and ESL students in their schools. Perhaps not. It’s certainly up for debate. Brampton has two “balanced calendar” (public, not Catholic) schools that fare well, EQAO-wise,, and now the Peel Board has plans to add more balanced-calendar schools in the future. Perhaps that is an alternative solution for some Catholic parents?
Anyways, here are the Top Five of the 2024 SUSI Rankings for the city of Brampton:
THE BEST CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN BRAMPTON 2024
Rank | School | Grades | ||
#1 | K-8 | |||
#2 | K-8 | |||
#3 | K-8 | |||
#4 | K-8 | |||
#5 | K-8 | |||
Which Catholic schools in Brampton does SusiHomes recommend?
We have Premium Recommendations, Alternate Recommendations, Tertiary Recommendations, and schools that we do not recommend at all. Recommendations are based on: Rankings, neighbourhood, any “news” we may hear about the school, and also the future middle and high schools for the district.
Where can I find the full list of Brampton Catholic school rankings?
There are currently about 60 ranked Catholic schools in Brampton (including, for these rankings, Orangeville, Caledon and Bolton) – these are only the ones in the Top 5. However, I might not recommend all of these 5 schools to the concerned parents that make up the bulk of my clients.
Full rankings and Recommendations are now exclusively available to all of Susi’s clients for their personal use. Our EQAO calculations, Teacher Support rankings, and Diversity numbers, however, are still available for most Brampton Catholic elementary schools, and those schools can be found here.
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How do I find a home in a recommended Catholic school district?
It’s simple. When looking for a great home in a great Catholic school district, not only do rankings have to be measured, but also quality and safety of the neighbourhood, and of course the happiness YOU feel with your home! When you have a young family, there is so much to consider.
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Let SusiHomes help you. There are about 60 rank-able Catholic elementary schools in Brampton, and we can help you locate the best home for your young family, in a recommended school district, and in a recommended neighbourhood. We can help you navigate, and plan for things like French Immersion in Brampton and Brampton Catholic high school rankings, as well. We are also the only Realtors in Brampton that have specific demographics for EACH, INDIVIDUAL district. This kind of information might be very useful to young, home-seeking parents.
Reach out to us through the link below, and let’s get started!
About the Brampton School Rankings
On our website, we have school rankings for: Mississauga and Brampton
Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Georgetown and Hamilton
Etobicoke and the West End/High Park area
Vaughan, Markham, and Richmond Hill
The rankings here are the amalgamation of two separate reports we have compiled: SUSI’s 7-year EQAO Rankings and SUSI’s Potency Rankings.
SUSI’s 7-year EQAO Rankings are mostly self-explanatory. In order to measure the consistency of a school’s performance, we compiled the scores from the last 7 years of EQAO scores for each of Brampton’s Catholic schools. The more recent the year, the more weight that year’s EQAO scores were given.
SUSI’s Potency Rankings attempt to measure how well a school’s principals and teachers are performing vis-a-vis how well they are EXPECTED to perform, given their district’s socio-economic lot. In other words, schools in districts that have parents with a higher-than-average income and education level, and that have less ESL students and single parents, are EXPECTED to perform better than their less-fortunate counterparts. If a school isn’t performing up to expectation, that should be noted. Likewise, if a school is performing well ABOVE expectation, that should also not just be noted, but congratulated!
The combination of these two studies (along with a “consistency factor”) provide us with the crucial information we need to help young families find the best Brampton Catholic school district for them to live in. We publish our opinion of the Top 5 Catholic Elementary Schools in Brampton a couple months after we determine them for ourselves – but of course the full version of the latest rankings are always available for counsel towards our current home-seeking clients.
If you’re looking to buy a home in Brampton, we’d be happy to help and to protect your family. 🙂