As real estate agents who know a whole lot about schools, our clients ask us about French Immersion programs in Georgetown quite frequently. Our clients feel that French Immersion schools provide a “better education”, based on EQAO stats through recent years. However, in our service area, French Immersion EQAO scores outperform regular-track EQAO scores only in Oakville, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, and Markham. They are generally equal in all other service areas on this website.
How are the Georgetown French Immersion rankings determined?
Seven years of EQAO data is recorded and averaged out, weighted for recency. The final score represents the average level (out of 4) that the students at each school have collectively achieved in recent years. Unlike the regular Georgetown CAP rankings, Georgetown French Immersion rankings use seven years of EQAO test results only, employing no other factors.
GEORGETOWN FRENCH IMMERSION SCHOOL RANKINGS 2025
GEORGETOWN FRENCH IMMERSION SCHOOL RANKINGS 2025
Rank
School
7-Year EQAO Level
#1
George Kennedy
2.80
In Georgetown, there are 0 public French Immersion school districts that we recommend.
The above rankings are determined by EQAO scores only.
How do I search for homes in the best French Immersion schools in Georgetown?
Homes in the best French Immersion school districts in Georgetown can be searched by all clients of SusiHomes. Your own Realtor can set this up for you, too, if they know how. And if you’re not quite sure, at this moment, if you’d like to put your child into a French Immersion program, Realtors are able to set up a search in neighbourhoods where children can attend EITHER a recommended regular-track school OR a recommended French Immersion school. Those areas, however, do not exist in Georgetown.
Should I put my own child into French Immersion?
Naturally, this is a personal choice. Perhaps this article and this article can help you with your decision.
Where can I find information on French Immersion in Georgetown?
Here’s some…
In Georgetown, French Immersion starts in Grade 2. The children will spend their entire school day learning all subjects in French and NONE learning in English. Beginning in Grade 3, English-learning will be slowly re-introduced until the learning is 50/50 in Grade 4 (50% learning in English, 50% learning in French). The program is then continued at select secondary schools.
Getting into the French Immersion program at the Grade Two level in Georgetown is automatic, but if the school/grade is at capacity, your children may have to attend another school until spots free up.
There technically isn’t a registration deadline for French Immersion (for September placement), but it is certainly recommended to register early to avoid most problems.
For a fuller breakdown of the French Immersion program in Georgetown, please visit the Halton Board’s FI web-page HERE.
What areas do you have regular-track CAP Rankings for?
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