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Maple High School

SecondaryEnglish publicTop fifth in Ontario

50 Springside Rd · Maple · L6A2W5 · York Region DSB

Maple and its 3 km edge have 5 secondary schools; Maple High School is one. Every school in and around Maple →

Students
1,590
enrolled, 2024-25
Level
Secondary
Grades 9–12
System
English public
York Region DSB
Teaches in
English
Results
Top fifth
the average of its 2 measures’ fifths in Ontario
The gist

What stands out about Maple High School

  • 1,590 students, well above the 810 of a typical secondary school in Ontario.
  • On the measures with a value, it lands in the top fifth in Ontario.
  • Its best showing is Grade 9 math, at 73% where the middle in Ontario is 55%.
  • An English public school, run by York Region DSB.
Results

How Maple High 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.

Maple High School reports 2 of 2 measures; on average they sit in the top fifth in Ontario.

MeasureHereMiddle, OntarioBand3-year change
Grade 9 math73%55%Top fifth+6
Literacy test (OSSLT), first try93%85%Top fifth+0

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 Maple High School sits among the province’s schools

In Ontario, schools are compared on the province’s published results, so Maple High School gets a place among them, the top fifth, rather than a letter of its own.

Maple’s School Grade, on its Schools page, is where Maple High School counts towards a letter.

Getting in

Getting a place at Maple High School

No application round, no lottery: the address fixes the school, and the board handles the paperwork.

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 nearest schools of the same level, as the crow flies: system, language and, where published, students and results.

Of the 6 secondary schools nearest Maple High School, 2 are larger.

Maple1,590
St Jean de Brebeuf Catholic1,510
St Joan of Arc Catholic975
Tommy Douglas1,645
Stephen Lewis1,730
Father Bressani Catholic1,405
SchoolSystemLanguageStudentsBandAway
Maple High SchoolEnglish publicEnglish1,590Top fifth
St Jean de Brebeuf Catholic High SchoolEnglish CatholicEnglish1,510Middle fifth2.4 km
St Joan of Arc Catholic High SchoolEnglish CatholicEnglish975Fourth fifth2.6 km
Tommy Douglas Secondary SchoolEnglish publicEnglish1,645Second fifth3 km
St Luke Learning CentreEnglish CatholicEnglish––3.3 km
Stephen Lewis Secondary SchoolEnglish publicEnglish1,730Top fifth4.5 km
Father Bressani Catholic High SchoolEnglish CatholicEnglish1,405Second fifth5.3 km
Nearby

Secondary schools near Maple High 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 ↗Wikidata ↗Provincial number 951714

Questions about Maple High School

Who runs Maple High School?

Maple High School belongs to York Region DSB (English public).

What language does Maple High School teach in?

English.

How do pupils get a place at Maple High School?

Each board registers its own students; its website gives the school for an address.

Which schools of the same kind are near Maple High School?

Nearest of all: St Jean de Brebeuf Catholic High School (2.4 km), St Joan of Arc Catholic High School (2.6 km) and Tommy Douglas Secondary School (3 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).