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LOLART Academy

920 Yonge Street, 7th Floor, Toronto, ON M4W 3C7, Toronto, Ontario

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At a glance

Grades: 9 – 12
Enrolment: 4000
Board: Independent

Tuition & admissions

Tuition: $28,600 /year
Application deadline: 2025-11-10
Application fee: $300

Admissions process

An online application portal was open for Fall 2024 entry, with applications covering academic achievements, personal qualities, values, interests, activities, and passions. A $300 application fee applies. For courses with prerequisites, students must submit an Ontario Student Transcript, Report Card, or Credit Counselling Summary showing completion; eligible students may request a prerequisite waiver before registration.

Academics & learning

Curriculum: Ontario secondary curriculum for Grades 9–12, including credit courses toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma, university-preparation courses, ESL, and IELTS preparation.

Course descriptions

Ontario secondary credits, Grades 9–12

The official school describes credit courses across Grades 9–12, including ESL and IELTS preparation. Course requirements and availability are maintained in the school course calendar.

IDC4U Interdisciplinary Class

A school news article dated October 2025 describes a hands-on course combining photography, watercolour painting, digital design and video production.

University and arts preparation

The school describes university counseling, academic support, standardized-test preparation, and art-college portfolio preparation. Offerings should be confirmed against the current course calendar.

View course information on the school website

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Learning programs

Specializations

University preparation. · ESL and IELTS preparation. · Art-college preparation and tutoring. · Interdisciplinary creative arts.

Learning support

One-on-one faculty sessions for academic goals, study plans, and challenging subjects. · Tutoring services, academic resources, and learning materials. · Study groups and peer support networks. · Workshops on time management, study skills, and stress management. · Counseling for stress, anxiety, and other emotional challenges. · Regular advisor check-ins to monitor progress and address concerns. · Older-student mentoring to help new students and Grade 9 students adjust to high school.

Student life

Sports

School athletic teams provide opportunities for participation and student leadership. Away-game transportation is offered to supporters through fan vans.

Arts

Interdisciplinary arts instruction includes photography · watercolour painting · digital design · and video production. Rotating Common Classroom activities also include art projects.

Facilities

Gym. · Test center offering international and academic examinations.

Clubs & extracurricular activities

Interest-based clubs and affinity groups: The school describes student clubs and affinity groups around shared interests, with students able to lead teams and projects.
Student leadership and publication: Students may lead the school newspaper and yearbook, mentor new Grade 9 students, and support younger Toronto students.
Community and social-impact projects: The student-life page describes advocacy, fundraising, shelter meal service, urban farming, online English teaching for refugees, tutoring, sustainable-fashion workshops and social-justice art events. These are school-described examples; the page does not provide a dated annual schedule.

Outdoor activities & education

Grade-level retreats: The current student-life page describes annual overnight retreats: Grade 9 to Montreal (two days/one night); Grade 10 to Algonquin Provincial Park; and Grade 11 leadership training with an outdoor ropes course. Details are school-published and may change by year.
Community experiential learning: The school describes service and social-impact work in the Greater Toronto Area, including urban farming, community food support, tutoring and environmental/social justice projects. No fixed trip calendar is published on the reviewed page.

University destinations

The current homepage advertises 90% admission to domestic universities and 88% to foreign universities, but gives no cohort, year, denominator or methodology. Individual student testimonials report offers from Canada, Australia and Britain, but these are not an independently verified destination roster. Treat both as school marketing statements, not validated placement statistics.

About the school

Established in 2002, LOLART SCHOOL is an Ontario secondary school offering Grade 9–12 credit courses, ESL, IELTS preparation, and support toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma.

Location & school highlights

Location

Campus in North York
Toronto. The school's test center is described as being in downtown Toronto with convenient transportation.

What makes the school distinct

Individualized academic guidance and emotional support.
Interdisciplinary arts learning combining photography, watercolour painting, digital design, and video production.
Student leadership, peer mentorship, community-impact projects, and grade-level overnight retreats.
Self-paced courses may begin within 24 hours of registration, except holidays, and must be completed within 5 months of enrolment.