Perth and District Collegiate Institute
13 Victoria St · Perth · K7H2H3 · Upper Canada DSB
Perth and its 3 km edge have 2 secondary schools; Perth and District Collegiate Institute is one. Every school in and around Perth →
What stands out about Perth and District Collegiate Institute
- 580 students, near the middle of 810 for secondary schools in Ontario.
- On the measures with a value, it lands in the bottom fifth in Ontario.
- Its weakest measure is Grade 9 math, at 42% where the middle in Ontario is 55%.
- Public and English-language, under Upper Canada DSB.
How Perth and District Collegiate Institute does on Ontario’s tests
EQAO’s Grade 3, 6 and 9 assessments and the literacy test, 2024-25: each school against every school in Ontario.
With 2 of 2 measures reported, Perth and District Collegiate Institute averages the bottom fifth in Ontario.
| Measure | Here | Middle, Ontario | Band | 3-year change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 9 math | 42% | 55% | Fourth fifth | +6 |
| Literacy test (OSSLT), first try | 71% | 85% | Bottom fifth | −6 |
N/R: EQAO doesn’t report groups too small to keep students anonymous. The three-year change is in percentage points, as the ministry publishes it.
A results band for Perth and District Collegiate Institute, and no letter
Against the other schools in Ontario, Perth and District Collegiate Institute’s results fall in the bottom fifth. That band is its measure here: the letters on this site are for towns.
For a letter, see Perth’s Schools page: the town’s grade takes in Perth and District Collegiate Institute and its neighbours.
Getting a place at Perth and District Collegiate Institute
Each board draws attendance areas: a child’s home address gives a designated school in each system. Families register with the board, and a school outside the area takes a child only if it has room.
The provinces’ education acts and the boards’ own admission policies; check with the board for a given address.
Side by side with the nearest secondary schools
The neighbouring schools of its level, with their systems.
Of the 4 secondary schools nearest Perth and District Collegiate Institute, 1 are larger.
| School | System | Language | Students | Band | Away |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perth and District Collegiate Institute | English public | English | 580 | Bottom fifth | |
| St John Catholic High School | English Catholic | English | 340 | Fourth fifth | 2.1 km |
| St. Luke Catholic High School | English Catholic | English | 110 | Bottom fifth | 18 km |
| St. James Catholic Education Centre High School | English Catholic | English | – | – | 18 km |
| Smiths Falls District Collegiate Institute | English public | English | 700 | Bottom fifth | 18 km |
Secondary schools near Perth and District Collegiate Institute
Nearest first, as the crow flies, up to 25 km. Each school’s own admission policy decides who gets a place.
Questions about Perth and District Collegiate Institute
Who runs Perth and District Collegiate Institute?
Perth and District Collegiate Institute comes under Upper Canada DSB (English public).
What language does Perth and District Collegiate Institute teach in?
English.
How do pupils get a place at Perth and District Collegiate Institute?
Enrolment goes through the board; schools outside your area take students when they have room.
Which schools of the same kind are near Perth and District Collegiate Institute?
Its nearest neighbours are St John Catholic High School (2.1 km), St. Luke Catholic High School (18 km) and St. James Catholic Education Centre High School (18 km).
Sources: Ontario Ministry of Education, School Information Finder 2024–25 and school contact list (Open Government Licence – Ontario) · Ontario Ministry of Education, School Information Finder 2024–25 (EQAO results; N/R where groups are too small). Open Government Licence – Ontario. · map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.
Adapted from Statistics Canada (Census of Population 2021, population estimates 2025, 2021 census boundaries) under the Statistics Canada Open Licence; this does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada. Neighbourhood names in some cities © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).