Registration Information:
Contact the school directly to arrange for tours or information.
Program Highlights
- North America's oldest public alternative secondary school, founded in 1968
- A student-centred democratic school, offering a range of 11/12 university level courses. Focused on Math / Sciences, the Visual Arts and Humanities, SEED provides a careful balance of individuation and community
- Provides a warm and dynamic learning space where people who are passionate about learning can thrive
- We emphasize values of equity and inclusivity, democracy, flexibility, and lifelong, transferable, critical skills
- We believe in strong and supportive community, within and beyond the school site
Student Body:
16 to 20 years old
Grades 11 and 12
College, Mixed and University
90 students
Trustee: Jennifer Story
Curriculum Leader: Liam Rodrigues
416-393-0564
ext. 30130
SEED is a diverse academic, alternative community, dedicated to providing a free, democratic and constructivist experience.
Timetable Information:
Semestered
Monday to Thursdays:
School starts at 10:00 am
School Ends at 4:10pm
Fridays:
School starts at 10:30am
School ends at 2:40pm.
Morning: two 80 minute blocks.
Afternoon: two blocks studio / labs from 1:25 to 4:10 pm
Fridays: 4 periods of 55 minutes each
Clubs / Groups:
School Council
Student Run Kitchen
Nutrition/Snack Program
SEED
Special Events:
SEED-Feasts
International Film Nights
Fundraisers
Annual Prom
Student-Led Conferences
Gallery
Queer Straight Alliance (QSA)
Hosts of Young Women's Empowerment Group
After school Literacy and Numeracy Programs
Annual Food Handling Certification
85 Dundas Street East, 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON M4M 1R4
416-393-0564
Alt9
Secondary Alternative Schools West
Testimonials
"SEED is a great place. I love the community: friendly, relaxed, diverse, room for all."
"The teachers are committed to seeing me succeed."
"SEED gave me a better learning environment. The one I needed."