Metropolitan Preparatory Academy
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| Metropolitan Preparatory Academy | |
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1 Duncan Mill Road Toronto , Ontario , Canada | |
| Coordinates | 43°45′39″N 79°21′28″W / 43.760957°N 79.357772°W |
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| Founded | 1982 |
| Principal | William Wayne McKelvey |
| Grades | 7-12 |
| Team name | Predators |
| Website | www |
Metropolitan Preparatory Academy (or Metro Prep) is a private, semestered, coeducational, middle school (grades 7–8) and high school (grades 9–12) for university-oriented students. It is located in midtown, Toronto.
Metro Prep was founded in 1982 and operates without school uniforms.
In addition to regular classrooms, Metro Prep's facilities include a science laboratory, three computer labs, an art room, cafeteria, study hall, lounge, and gymnasium. Metro Prep also offers a fully operational weight and fitness room.
Metro Prep has twenty full-time faculty members. The average high school class size is approximately 12 students.
Athletics
[edit]Metro Prep offers year-round athletic programs, and is a member of the Small Schools Athletic Federation (SSAF) and a charter member of the Toronto District College Athletic Association (TDCAA). Metro Prep sports teams compete with schools throughout the region.
Current sports teams include basketball, softball, volleyball, hockey, skiing, snowboarding, cross-country, golf, tennis, soccer, rugby, ultimate, and track and field.
Extracurricular activities
[edit]Metro Prep offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including mountain biking, caving and white-water rafting, theatre trips, dog sledding expeditions, science camps, clubs (including robotics and chess), theatrical production, trips to Ottawa, Quebec City, New York City, and Washington D.C., and much more.
Notable grads
[edit]- John Brunswick (2003)
- Kate Ruby-Sachs (2003)
- Eden Grinshpan (2004)
- Roxy Kirshenbaum (2005)
- Brad Silverberg (2008)
- Brian Vadasz (2008)
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