Ontario’s Elementary Schools have gone through their annual performance breakdown administered by the Fraser Institute.
The group recently released its report card for more than 3,000 schools across the province that shows various educational performance indicators, based on results from the 2023-24 school year.
Out of the entire province, Our Lady of Mercy School ranked 260th out of 3,052 with an impressive 8.3 score.
Coming in second was St Joseph Catholic School in Belleville in a tie for 392 at 7.9, with Stirling Public School not far behind at 7.8.
The Fraser Institute also noted Tyendinaga Public School is one of the fastest-improving schools (rising from 1.6 in 2018 to 5.4) even though 43.5 per cent of its students have special needs.
The overall rating out of 10 on the school’s performance on nine indicators, all of which are derived from province-wide tests of reading, writing, and mathematics skills that are developed and managed by the province’s Education Quality and Accountability Office.
The full list of schools ranked can be seen on the Fraser Institute’s website.
