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Cherokee Public School

ElementaryEnglish publicMiddle fifth in Ontario

390 Cherokee Blvd · North York · M2H2W7 · Toronto DSB

Cherokee Public School is one of 69 elementary schools in or within 3 km of Pleasant View. Every school in and around Pleasant View →

Students
115
enrolled, 2024-25
Level
Elementary
Grades JK–5
System
English public
Toronto DSB
Teaches in
English
Results
Middle fifth
the average of its 3 measures’ fifths in Ontario
The gist

What stands out about Cherokee Public School

  • A small elementary school: 115 students, against a middle of 335 in Ontario.
  • Its results sit in the middle fifth in Ontario, averaged over its measures.
  • Furthest behind on Grade 3 writing: 50%, against 65% in Ontario.
  • Over three years, 3 of its measures fell by 5 points or more.
  • Public and English-language, under Toronto DSB.
Results

How Cherokee Public School 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.

Cherokee Public School reports 3 of 3 measures; on average they sit in the middle fifth in Ontario.

MeasureHereMiddle, OntarioBand3-year change
Grade 3 reading64%76%Fourth fifth−18
Grade 3 writing50%65%Fourth fifth−41
Grade 3 math71%65%Second fifth−20

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.

Where it stands

Where Cherokee Public School sits among the province’s schools

Single schools aren’t lettered here; towns are. Cherokee Public School is placed instead by its results against the other schools in Ontario, which puts it in the middle fifth.

Pleasant View’s School Grade, on its Schools page, is where Cherokee Public School counts towards a letter.

Getting in

Getting a place at Cherokee Public School

Each school serves a defined area. A place elsewhere is possible when that school 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 elementary schools

The schools of its level closest to it, straight-line distance.

Cherokee Public School is the smallest of the 6 nearest elementary schools and itself.

Cherokee115
Chester Le Junior140
Epiphany of our Lord Catholic Academy135
Ernest195
Hillmount200
Sir Ernest MacMillan Senior285
Beverly Glen Junior335
SchoolSystemLanguageStudentsBandAway
Cherokee Public SchoolEnglish publicEnglish115Middle fifth
Chester Le Junior Public SchoolEnglish publicEnglish140Bottom fifth0.6 km
Epiphany of our Lord Catholic AcademyEnglish CatholicEnglish135–0.8 km
Ernest Public SchoolEnglish publicEnglish195Middle fifth0.8 km
Hillmount Public SchoolEnglish publicEnglish200Top fifth1 km
Sir Ernest MacMillan Senior Public SchoolEnglish publicEnglish285–1.2 km
Beverly Glen Junior Public SchoolEnglish publicEnglish335Middle fifth1.2 km
Nearby

Elementary schools near Cherokee Public School

Nearest first, as the crow flies, up to 25 km. Each school’s own admission policy decides who gets a place.

Official recordThe school’s website ↗Provincial number 105694

Questions about Cherokee Public School

Who runs Cherokee Public School?

Toronto DSB runs Cherokee Public School (English public).

What language does Cherokee Public School teach in?

English.

How do pupils get a place at Cherokee Public School?

Registration is with the board, which assigns the school for the home address.

Which schools of the same kind are near Cherokee Public School?

Its nearest neighbours are Chester Le Junior Public School (0.6 km), Epiphany of our Lord Catholic Academy (0.8 km) and Ernest Public School (0.8 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).