HDSB High School Profiles

��Welcome to the Halton District School Board’s High School Profiles page, where you can explore detailed information about our diverse and dynamic secondary schools. Each school in our district offers a unique educational experience, focusing on academic excellence, extracurricular opportunities, and a supportive learning environment. Whether you're seeking a school that excels in the arts, sports, or technology, this page will help you find the right fit for your academic journey in Halton.

Burlington

Aldershot School (ALD) is situated in southwest Burlington, near the popular north shore neighborhood and beautiful park land on the Lake Ontario harbour. Aldershot hosts nearly 1000 students in Grades 7 to 12 who are highly motivated to reach their full potential. Aldershot offers high school students the following learning opportunities:

I-STEM
Four Specialized High Skills Major programs

Environment (Eco- Studies)
Arts & Culture (Multimedia)
Health & Wellness (Fitness & Health)
Transportation (Motive Power & Engineering)

Clubs and Councils

ALD is proud to offer a wide range of clubs and councils providing students with leadership opportunities and engagement across many areas of interest:

Astronomy Club
Athletic Association
Art Club
Arts Council
Bay Area Science & Engineering Fair
Band (Concert and Jazz)
Chess Club
Coding Club
Computer Club
D & D Club
ECO Club
Girls Golf Club
Language Club
Link Crew
Lions Pride
Lions Leadership Student Consortium
Lions Leadership Equity Sub-Council
Lions Literature Club
Math Contest Club
Model UN Club
Muslim Student Association
News Media Club
Peer2Peer Tutoring
Plant Share Club
Robotics (First Robotics Competition)
Rock Band
South, South-West Asian, North African (SSWANA) Students
Well-Being Team

Sporting Activities

ALD is proud to offer a wide range of clubs and councils providing students with leadership opportunities and engagement across many areas of interest:

Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Curling
Field Hockey
Football
Golf
Hockey
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Ski & Snowboard
Track
Tennis
Volleyball
Ultimate Frisbee

Mission Statement

Aldershot is an inclusive environment that develops and challenges individuals to learn and live respectfully and responsibly in a global community. Home of the Lions

Contact Information

School Address: 50 Fairwood Pl W, Burlington, ON, L7T 1E5
Phone Number: 905-637-2383
Aldershot High School Website

Burlington Central Secondary School

Burlington Central High School (BCHS) is located in central Burlington in close proximity to downtown and the picturesque waterfront. The school accommodates a community of 900 students in Grades 9 through 12 in their pursuit of academic excellence. The school offers Cooperative Education, Dual Credit, and Specialist High Skills Majors in Arts & Culture, Construction, and Manufacturing. BCHS also offers French Immersion for students who wish to continue their education in the French language. Qualified students can apply to the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) for Grade 9 & 10 in preparation for the IB Diploma Program in Grade 11 & 12. BCHS also welcomes fee-paying students to our International Student Program.

Clubs and Councils

Burlington Central offers a multitude of clubs for student to engage, including:

Arts Council
Band (Concert and Jazz)
Coding Club
Cosmetology Club
DECA
ECO Club
Gender & Sexuality Alliance
MedSciences Club
NTS Drama Festiva
Open Mic Club
Photography
REACH Trivia
Robotics
School Musical
Student Senate
Well-being Team
World Club
Yearbook

Sporting Activities

The committed faculty is proud to offer a wide range of sporting activities such as:

Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Field Hockey
Football
Golf
Soccer
Swimming
Tennis
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball
Wrestling

M.M. Robinson High School

M.M Robinson High School (MMR) is located in north central Burlington. The site includes a City of Burlington swimming pool, and is in close proximity to greenspace and a shopping are. MMR has approximately 1200 enthusiastic, global learners. The school offers programming for Grades 9 through 12 including the following specialty programs: French Immersion, Specialist High Skills Majors, OYAP, Community Pathways Program, Essential Pathway.

Clubs and Councils

The schools’ clubs captivate students with diverse interests and enable each participant to contribute toward the success of the club. Clubs change every year, but have included the following in the past as examples:

Art Club
Athletic Council
Band
Choir
ECO Club
French Club
Improv Team
IT Crew and Club
Jazz Band
Link Crew
REACH
Student Council
Yearbook Club

Sporting Activities

The staff embrace the opportunity to cultivate and foster students interests by leading in athletic opportunities such as:

Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Field Hockey
Football
Golf
Soccer
Swim Team
Track and Field
Volleyball

Nelson High School

Nelson High School is located in south central Burlington. Opened in 1957, Nelson has a long tradition of excellence. Nelson is well known for its high academic standings as well as providing pathways for all students. The school is represented by a larger community pathways program, a diverse locally developed / essential program, french immersion, and gifted program. A perfect pairing of arts, athletics, tech and music programs encourages its community of 1400 students to experience the real value of high school life. Offering 8 SHSM (Specialist High Skill Major) programs as well as OYAP, students can explore the many skilled trade programs. With outstanding staff involvement and many opportunities for students to lead as well as participate, Nelson exemplifies the wonderful characteristics of South East Burlington.

Clubs and Councils

Nelson High School extends the opportunity for all students to partake in numerous distinctive extracurricular activities:

Arts and Crafts Club
Anime
Comme Tech
Dance
Drama
DECA
Fitness
Habitat for Humanity
Interact
Library
Link Crew
Math
Mock Trial Club
Music Club
School Reach
Science
Yearbook

Sporting Activities

The school offers a multitude of sporting activities that stimulate student interest and school spirit. They include:

Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Curling
Field Hockey
Football
Golf
Hockey
Lacrosse
Rugby
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Tennis
Track and Field
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball
Wrestling

Dr. Frank Hayden Secondary School

Dr. Frank Hayden Secondary School opened its doors in September 2013. It is located in a neighbourhood in North East Burlington. It is fully integrated with a community recreation facility which offers both indoor and outdoor athletic facilities and a public library. Dr. Frank Hayden invites each of its 1,300 students in grades 9 through 12 to use its facilities and technology to enrich and expand their scholastic experience to the outer edges of their imaginations.

Clubs and Councils

Extra-curricular clubs are also available for those interested in exploring activities beyond the classroom:

Band (Concert, Jazz)
Cheer
Cycling
Dance
Drama
Fitness
Photography
REACH Trivia
Robotics
Student Leadership
And, many more

Student Organized
Student led

Halton Hills

Georgetown District High School

Georgetown District High School (GDHS) is located in the picturesque and historic town of Georgetown, in the municipality of Halton Hills. It has a complement of approximately 1580 students from Grades 9 through 12 who believe in a high degree of commitment to both school and community. The school also hosts the highly popular Gifted, French Immersion and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programs as well as Specialist High Skills Majors in Culinary Arts, Hospitality and Tourism, Environmental, Transportation, and Justice, Community Safety and Emergency Services.

Clubs and Councils

GDHS prides itself in offering an array of extracurricular clubs which are sure to spark student’s interest:

Art Club
Audio Production
Athletic Council
Chess Club
Concert Band
Dance Club
DECA
Drama Council
Dungeons and Dragons
Earth/Green Club
Fashion Club
Graphic Novel
Jazz Band
Leadership Council
Link Crew
Math Contest
R.E.A.C.H.
Robotoics Club
Social Justice League
Vegetarian Club
Wind Ensemble

Sporting Activities

The staff embrace the opportunity to cultivate and foster students interests by leading in athletic opportunities such as:

Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Cricket
Cross Country
Curling
Field Hockey
Football
Golf
Rugby
Ski and Snowboard
Soccer
Softball
Swim
Tennis
Track and Field
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball
Wrestling

Milton

Craig Kielburger Secondary School

Craig Kielburger Secondary School (CKSS) is located in south east Milton. The school fosters a safe, collaborative and caring environment with over 1800 students. CKSS offers programming from Grades 9 through 12 including French Immersion, and Specialist High Skills Majors in Transportation, Green Industries, Hospitality, Information and Communications Technology, Arts and Culture and Social Justice.

Clubs and Councils

CKSS prides itself on the large selection of extracurricular activities offered to its student body, such as:

Art Club
Black Student Community
Business Club
Believe Leadership
Chess Club
Choir
Concert Band
Cricket
Dance Club
DECA
Drama Club
Eco Club
Green Team
Link Crew
Mental Wellness Club
Music Council
Muslim Students Association
Neon Vocal Group
SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Acceptance)
Student Council
Youth in Action

Sporting Activities

The school’s faculty and facilities support student engagement by providing an assortment of athletic activities:

Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Field Hockey
Football
Hockey
Rugby
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Track and Field
Volleyball
Wrestling

Oakville

Abbey Park High School

Abbey Park High School (APHS) is located in northwest Oakville's Glen Abbey neighborhood. APHS encourages and fosters a diverse community of approximately 1300 students along their educational journey including offering Gifted Clustered programming, Strings Ensemble, and senior Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The school offers programming for Grades 9 through 12 with Specialist High Skills Major in Business, Social Justice & Law, Electric Vehicle, and Information and Communication.

Clubs and Councils

The faculty encourages students to participate in diverse clubs and associations such as:

Anime
Art
Athletic Council
Black Student Association
Chess Club
Concert Band
Debate
DECA
Eagle Ink
East Asian Student Association
Environmental Council
Future Business Leaders
GSA
Jazz Band
Leadership Council
Link Crew
Medlife
Model UN
Multicultural Council
Muslim Student Association
R.E.A.C.H.
Sound & Lighting Crew
Student Council
Table Tennis Club
Tulip Mission
Tulip Mission
Young Women in Leadership

Sporting Activities

APHS boasts a variety of athletic opportunities including:

Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Cricket
Cross Country
Curling
Field Hockey
Football
Golf
Rugby
Ski and Snowboard
Soccer
Softball
Swim
Tennis
Track and Field
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball
Wrestling

Vision Statement: At APHS, centering an anti-racist, anti-oppressive, and anti-colonial stance is the compass guiding us toward a future of equitable learning where every student can thrive.

Mission Statement: Community through Kindness

1455 Glen Abbey Gate, Oakville, L6M 2G5

905-827-4101

aph.hdsb.ca

Home of the Eagles

Garth Webb Secondary School

Garth Webb Secondary School (GWSS) opened in September 2012 and is named after WWII Veteran Garth Webb. Mr. Webb was instrumental in the opening of the Juno Beach Centre in Normandy, France. The Juno Beach Centre is an education centre and memorial to all who served Canada in the Second World War. GWSS is a “walk-to” school, meaning there are no school buses, creating a close community feel.

Iroquois Ridge High School

Iroquois Ridge High School (IRHS) is located in a growing neighborhood in northeast Oakville. The school is located in close proximity to a community recreation centre which offers a pool, library, fitness centre and a skateboard park. Iroquois Ridge High School is home to a group of almost 1600 united, enthusiastic , global learners. The school offers programming for Grades 9 through 12 as well as French Immersion, Gifted, and an opportunity to take AP exams in Grade 12. We also offer SHSMs in Art and Business.

Board Office

Halton District School Board
J.W. Singleton Education Centre
2050 Guelph Line
Burlington, Ontario, L7P 5A8

Numbers

Phone: 905-335-3663
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Links

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Mission StatementAldershot is an inclusive environment that develops and challenges individuals to learn and live respectfully and responsibly in a global community. ​ Home of the Lions

Contact Information​ ​School Address: 50 Fairwood Pl W, Burlington, ON, L7T 1E5Phone Number: 905-637-2383 ​Aldershot High School Website

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Milton​

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Oakville​

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Burlington

Mission Statement

Aldershot is an inclusive environment that develops and challenges individuals to learn and live respectfully and responsibly in a global community. Home of the Lions

Contact Information

School Address: 50 Fairwood Pl W, Burlington, ON, L7T 1E5
Phone Number: 905-637-2383
Aldershot High School Website

Milton

Oakville