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School Tours

If you would like a personal tour of Claremont School, please call or email your request via the Contact Us page.

Tours take place on the first Wednesday of every month (except January) between 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

2018

School Starts: Tuesday, September 4th (Orientation Day 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.)
Labour Day Holiday: September 3rd
P.A. Day: Friday, September 21st
Thanksgiving Holiday: Monday, October 8th
Mid-Term Break: Friday, 26th October to Monday, October 29th, inclusive
P.A. Day: Friday November 16th
P.A. Day: Friday December 14th
Winter Break: Monday, December 24th to Friday, January 4th, inclusive

2019

School Starts: Monday, January 7th
P.A. Day: Frdiay, February 15th
Family Day: Monday, February 18th
March Break: Friday, March 8th to Friday, March 15th, inclusive
Easter Weekend: Friday April 19th to Monday April 22nd, inclusive
Victoria Day Holiday: Monday, May 20th
P.A. Day: Friday, June 7th
Term ends for students: Friday, June 21st
Term ends for teachers: Wednesday, June 26th

For a full list of Religious Holidays, please visit www.interfaith-calendar.org

Holidays at a Glance

2018


Teacher Orientation Day	Aug. 31
Labour Day	Sept. 3
First Day of School	Sept. 4
P.A. Day	Sept. 21
Thanksgiving Holiday	Oct. 8
Mid-Term Break	Oct. 26-29
P.A. Day	Nov 16
P.A. Day	Dec 14
Christmas Break (inclusive)	Dec 24–Jan 4

2019


Family Day Weekend (inclusive)	Feb 15-18
March Break (inclusive)	March 8-15
Good Friday	April 19
Easter Monday	April 22
Victoria Day	May 20
P.A. Day	June 7
Last Day of School	June 21
Last Day of School for Teachers	June 26
Summer Holiday (inclusive)	Jun 24–Sep 3

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“Neil is a different boy from a year ago, not only because his reading is starting to come along, but because he is enjoying school and, once again, believes he can learn and succeed. Honestly, the Claremont School has been a god-send for Neil.”

—Gail Armstrong, Toronto, ON

Our mission is to teach students with dyslexia, so that they may fulfill their considerable potential and gain the skills and self-confidence needed for academic success.

—Evelyn Reiss

A warm and exceptional teacher, Evelyn provided a wonderful overview of the Orton-Gillingham approach in her Associate Level course. I consider it a privilege to have been her student.

—Avital (Tali) Kellerstein, Speech-Language Pathologist, Toronto, ON