Template:Toronto High Schools

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v • d • e High schools in Toronto (incomplete list) Old Toronto Abelard · Beach School · Bishop Strachan · Bloor · Branksome · Central Commerce · Central Technical · Le Collège français · College of Toronto · Danforth · De La Salle · Dragon · Eastern Commerce · Forest Hill · Greenwood · Harbord · Havergal · Humberside · Inglenook · Jarvis · Lawrence Park · Malvern · Monarch Park · North Toronto · Northern · Oakwood · Riverdale · Royal St. George · St. Clement · St. John · St. Joseph · St. Michael's Choir · St. Patrick · School of Experiential Education · Subway Academy I · Subway Academy II · The Student School · Thornton · Tiferes Bais Yaakov · Toronto Montessori · U of T Schools · Upper Canada · Ursula Franklin · Western Technical - Commercial · York School North York A.Y. Jackson · Bnei Akiva · Brébeuf · C.W. Jefferys · Cardinal Carter · Chaminade · Don Mills · Earl Haig · Étienne-Brûlé · Georges Vanier · Hawthorn School for Girls · Loretto Abbey · Northview Heights · St. Joseph's Morrow Park · Senator O'Connor · Tanenbaum · Toronto French · Victoria Park · William Lyon MacKenzie · York Mills · Yorkland Scarborough Agincourt · Albert Campbell · Blessed Mother Teresa · Cardinal Newman · Cederbrae · David and Mary Thomson · Dr. Norman Bethune · Francis Libermann · L'Amoreaux · Lester B. Pearson · Mary Ward · Midland Avenue · Neil McNeil · Notre Dame · Pope John Paul II · R.H. King · Satec at W.A. Porter · Sir John A. MacDonald · Sir Oliver Mowat · Sir Wilfrid Laurier · West Hill · Wexford · Winston Churchill · Woburn Etobicoke Bishop Allen · Etobicoke · Etobicoke School of the Arts · Keiller MacKay · Kipling · Lakeshore · Martin Grove · Michael Power - St. Joseph · North Albion · Richview · Scarlett Heights · Silverthorn · Thistletown · Vincent Massey · West Humber York Runnymede · St. Michael's College · Vaughan Road · York Memorial East York East York · Leaside · Marc Garneau