Oakdale Park Middle School (Gr 06 - 08)
315 Grandravine Dr, North York, ON
M3N1J5
M3N1J5
416-395-3060
416-395-3168
" A great place to be! A great place to learn!"
Oakdale Park Middle School is a large school of 548 students in an urban setting, serving Grade 6, 7 and 8 students. It is located in the North West area of Toronto. About 30% of our students are of Caribbean heritage, about 30% are of Southeast Asian descent, and about 15% of our students are of South American descent. The remaining 25% of the students come from almost every other part of the globe.
- Excellence in student achievement is at the centre of all that we do.
- Oakdale Park Middle School students wear a school uniform.
- We provide many opportunities for student leadership including Student Council, ESP (Empowerd Student Partnership), Peer Mediation and Character Development.
School Focus For This School Year
Our continued academics focus is on Literacy, Numeracy, Pathways and Community Culture and Caring. Resources and time will be spent on students who achieved Level 2 on the EQAO testing to help them to move to Level 3. We are offering enrichment programs in the following areas: art, music (steel pan), family studies and mathematics. Our Boys 2 Men program assists boys to become helpful citizens in the community. Our Peer Mediation Program, ESP Program, and Student Council continue to highlight the leadership qualities of our students.
Facts and Figures
Toatal number of students: 548
Gender:
Female: 257 (47%)
Male: 291 (53%)
Primary language other than English: 288 (52.5%)
Students born outside of Canada:
Students living in Canada for 2 years or less: 22 (4%)
Students living in Canada for 3-5 years: 36 (6.5%)
What Our School is Planning For This Year
The Oakdale Park staff is committed to delivering a program that effetively meets the needs of all our students. We strive for high levels of student achievement. Read more about What Our School is Planning For This Year
Special Education Programs
Intensive Support Programs:
- Behaviour
- Learning Disability
- Mild Intellectual Disability (MID)
Resource Support:
- Home School Program
- Resource
Parent and Community Involvement
Parent Involvement: School Advisory Council, Extensive use of Volunteers to enrich programs and School Wide Nutrition Program.
Community Links: Dynamic partnership with York University, Involvement with various Community Resources such as Revolution After Four Tutoring Program, Caring Village, Black Creek Community Health Services.
Co-Curricular
Intramurals: Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Soccer
Athletic Teams: Cross Country, Basketball, Track and Field, Football, Soccer, Volleyball, Cricket
Clubs: Art Club, French Club, Boys Reading Club
Music: Choral Project, Steel Pan, African Drumming