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Stilecroft Public School is located in the Grandravine community just west of Keele Street between Sheppard and Finch Avenues. The school opened in 1962 with 160 students. To accommodate the demands of an increasing student population, an addition was built in 1969. The school now serves approximately 240 students representing almost 15 different language groups. Almost half of the students speak English as a second language. Stilecroft is a composite school providing a positive learning environment for students, ages 18 months to adult. The school accommodates several integration programs for students with developmental disabilities and other learning exceptionalities.
We offer a diverse variety of learning opportunities to our students so they have many pathways for success in the future.. Our belief that all children can learn has lead us to provide rich experiences to our students through the Orff Music Program, the Gr. 4 & 5 Band program, the Hammer Band Strings program, Visiting Artists, Scientists in the School, Field Trips and STEM workshops. We have implemented the Empower Reading Program for selected students this year, along with the Ministry Funded Continuing Education After School Tutoring program that is taught by our own teachers. We also offer an adapted Toronto Foundation for School "Morning Meal" program for all of our K-5 students.