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Mission In the tradition of the Basilian Fathers, we educate young men in Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge for a life of leadership and service in faithfulness to Jesus Christ.

Vision We graduate young men who will change the world through lives of faith, character, and service.

Motto Doce me Bonitatem et Disciplinam et Scientiam (Psalm 118) Latin for ‘Teach me Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge’

Contents Why SMCS

Recent Graduate Destinations

Student Body

Faculty & Staff

Faith & Spiritual Life

Rigorous Academics

Athletics

Arts

Clubs & Activities

Service

Wellness & Support

Alumni

Parents

Campus

History & Tradition

Admissions Team & Journey

Application Info & Guidelines

Shadow Days, Family Breakfast, & Entrance Test

Summary of Fees

Financial Assistance

“We feel incredibly fortunate that Terry has this opportunity to attend such a prestigious school. St. Michael’s College School represents not only academic excellence, but a community that truly cares about its students and families. Knowing my son will be able to obtain his education and grow within such a structured and disciplined environment makes me content, especially as a mom raising a teenage boy. Our admissions experience reflected that commitment at every stage, and we are deeply grateful to everyone who played a role in making this dream a reality.” – Ms. Holli Bohl-Newall, Parent

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Why SMCS The world needs smart doctors, clever lawyers, and successful entrepreneurs.

At St. Michael's College School, we believe a school should do more than just focus on what your son will become. We educate the whole person because we’re interested in who he will become.

Our curriculum teaches him goodness, discipline, and knowledge so your son grows into a well-rounded man.

A man who cares for his community and is a force for good in the world.

SMCS Be The Good.

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Recent Graduate Destinations GOOD, READY FOR WHAT'S NEXT

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“I’m so fortunate to have gone to a school as great as St. Mike’s. I’ve connected with so many different people and I’m so thankful for all those opportunities and experiences and everything it has provided for me.” - Leos Kapasouris ’26

CLASS OF 2026 136

Graduates

$1,210,000 Scholarships and Grants Earned $70,700

Graduation Achievement Awards

100%

University Acceptance Rate

73% 87% 90% 58%

University Scholarship

full or partial

Grads received offer

from university of first choice

Ontario Scholars

Overall average of 80+% in Grade 12 disciplines

St. Thomas More Society

Overall average of 80+% through Grades 9-12

37%

Basilian Book Award

90+% average in top six Grade 12 courses at SMCS

TOP 5 UNIVERSITY CHOICES 1

Western University

Queen’s University

University of Guelph

Wilfrid Laurier University

York University

TOP 4 UNIVERSITY PROGRAMMES 48%

Business/Commerce

26%

Arts

16%

Applied Sciences

10%

Life/Natural Sciences

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“Fifteen years ago today, my family and I landed in Toronto from Mexico City to start a new life and chase new adventures. What an incredible ride it has been. St. Michael's College School opened its doors so I could complete middle school and high school. It truly helped me develop as a person, allowed me to build amazing lifelong friendships, and set the foundation for who I am today.” - Alejandro Sanchez-Avila ’16

“It is very important for our family that Artem gets an education, which will be an advantage. We share all the principles shared by the school. Artem’s first year was not easy, the main reason was his knowledge of English for learning, not just for speaking. But we saw progress based on the results of the final tests and feedback from teachers. Artem plans to devote a significant part of his summer holidays to classes to show better academic performance next year. He's very motivated. He really likes the atmosphere at school, the learning process, and how classes are conducted. We are glad that he has found friends at school and on his team. We would like to thank everyone for their professionalism, involvement, and quick and clear feedback.” – International Family (Russia) 5

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Student Body GOODNESS STARTS WITH US 825

Number of Students

80% Live in Toronto 20% Live in the Greater Toronto Area 124

Schools New Students Come From

74%

Honour Roll (all grades)

24% Basilian Book Award (all grades) 85%

Catholic and Christian

15%

Other Religions and Beliefs

OUR STUDENTS COME FROM FAR & WIDE

G AJAX G NIZHNY NOVGOROD G ATHENS G NORTH YORK G AURORA G OAKVILLE G BEETON G OSHAWA G BEIJING G PICKERING G BRAMPTON G RICHMOND HILL G BRATISLAVA G SCARBOROUGH G BROOKLIN G SEOUL G CALEDON G SHANGHAI G CONCORD G ST. CATHARINES G DUNDAS G ST. PÖLTEN G EAST YORK G STOUFFVILLE G ETOBICOKE G SURREY G GUANGZHOU G THORNHILL G KING CITY G TORONTO G KLEINBURG G UNIONVILLE G MAPLE G VANCOUVER G MARKHAM G VAUGHAN G MISSISSAUGA G WHITBY G MOSCOW G WOODBRIDGE

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Faculty & Staff GOODNESS INSTILLED BY MENTORS 118 Faculty & Staff 64

Faculty

Business & Support Staff

Male

Female

Alumni Faculty

Faculty with PhDs

Faculty with Master’s Degrees

Average Years of Teaching

Average Years of Teaching at SMCS

Years (longest-serving staff member)

Years (longest-serving faculty member)

“The support of the teachers, administrators, and staff, and of my classmates, was important in achieving whatever success I’ve had and may have in the future. My busy schedule meant I was out of the country frequently, competing for TFC II or the Canadian National Team, and the teachers were always interested in what I was doing while still holding me to the St. Mike’s academic standards. That truly meant a lot to me.” – Tim Fortier ’26

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“I didn't fully accept my faith until I joined a club where Fr. May would get together with a few students and explain the meaning of the bible to us. The stories, their meanings, and what it meant to my faith as a whole is what led me towards getting my confirmation. I am eternally grateful to this school for teaching me how to pursue my faith in my way.” – Jacob DaCambra ’26

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Faith & Spiritual Life GOODNESS IS FAITH IN ACTION The teachings and traditions of the Catholic faith form the foundation for life at St. Michael's College School. Spiritual Life is woven through all areas of our school life, including academics, service, and co-curriculars. SERVICE • Encourages leadership and responsibility for the common good, while promoting social justice awareness and empathy for others ACADEMIC • Supports identity formation and vocational discernment through shared spiritual experiences, while helping them connect their academic choices to future purpose and direction CO-CURRICULAR LIFE • Pastoral care supports student well-being and builds community and belonging through retreats, liturgies, and shared experiences

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“My academic experience at SMCS has not only been rigorous but also transformative. The wide range of activities that students are encouraged to participate in helps to foster a culture of excellence and engagement across the whole school community. Through rigorous courses like AP Biology and AP Calculus, I developed strong analytical and critical-thinking skills that have prepared me well for university.” – Marco Boci ’26 11

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Rigorous Academics KNOWLEDGE FOR THE GOOD We prepare our students for post-secondary success through a modern, Liberal Arts, Catholic education designed to liberate the mind and teach students to think. Our holistic approach to student development focuses on educating the whole person in mind, body, and spirit. We prioritize academic excellence, character development, service learning, long-term athletic development, and overall student wellness. • Six AP courses offered (Physics, Biology, Calculus, World History: The West and the World, English Language and Composition, English Literature) and a Pre-AP Grade 11 math • SMCS students scored higher than provincial and global averages in all 2025-26 AP exams • Learning partnerships with institutions such as Toronto Metropolitan University, University of Michigan, and University of Notre Dame enrich academic experience • Experiential learning opportunities: Grade 11 Career Day, international summer school and March Break business and service trips, Outdoor & Experiential Education Programme, and much more • Many opportunities for student-to-student mentorship through student ambassador programme, peer tutoring, student government, and more

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“SMCS taught me how to manage my time, stay disciplined, and be willing to work hard. Managing eight classes, with five SMCS practices a week, taught me how to make the most of my time and maintain a healthy schedule. It ingrained a strong desire to strive for excellence and to become the best version of myself. I was also taught how to make the most of the resources available to me, and how to lead both on the court, in the classroom, and outside of school.” – Stefan Lukowski ’26 13

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Athletics GOODNESS IS CHARACTER IN COMPETITION Our athletics programme features 52 interscholastic teams competing across 21 sport disciplines, creating opportunities for students of all levels from developmental and junior competition to prep and elite leagues, and producing some of the top student-athletes in the country. We strive to develop character leadership through excellence in athletics. • More than 500 student-athletes, or two-thirds of the student population, represented SMCS on a sports team, including over 50% who are multi-sport student-athletes • Intramurals are a cornerstone of student life, with approximately 75% participating • SMCS student-athletes regularly earn opportunities at leading institutions, including 15+ members of the Class of 2026 who were recruited to play university varsity athletics • Alumni-athletes come back regularly to share their experience and provide mentorship to current student-athletes

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“I was blown away by the St. Michael’s College School performance of The Addams Family—this cast is beyond talented, with singing that belongs on TV! America’s and Canada’s Got Talent clearly haven’t met them yet. The hard work shone through, from the choreographer/director to actors, stage crew, orchestra and special effects. Broadway, here they come!” – Daniela Videla, SMCS Parent

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Arts GOODNESS IN CREATIVITY AND EXPRESSION Our arts programme develops a student’s sense of culture, creativity, and independence. It encompasses the departments of media art, music, visual art, and dramatic arts. • Over 250 music students participate across 17 ensembles, including concert and jazz bands, choir, and drumlines • Dramatic arts in 2025-26 produced the fully-staged fall drama of ‘Treasure Island’ and thrilled audiences of over 2,000 at our spring musical, ‘The Addams Family’ • Hands-on media arts programme fosters students’ skills in photography, cinema, and graphic design, to explore themes that include contemporary art, artificial intelligence, media literacy, and social justice • Visual arts students build creative and critical thinking skills while exploring how their work connects to their community and the greater world around them

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Clubs & Activities GOODNESS REVEALS NEW POSSIBILITIES Our clubs and activities provide an opportunity for everyone to engage with their peers outside of the classroom, with more than 70 options to choose from. Whether it’s learning something new or honing an existing skill, students can explore, discover, build confidence, share ideas, make new friends, and have fun!

CULTURAL African Canadian Youth Group Asian Association Italian Club ... and more

SERVICE Altar Serving City Sandwich Patrol Good Shepherd Refuge ... and more

ACADEMIC & LEADERSHIP

ARTS & ATHLETICS

DECA Global Ideas Institute Model UN ... and more

Guitar Club Music Production Rock Climbing ... and more

TECHNOLOGY & MEDIA

GAMES & ENTERTAINMENT

Computer Science Video Announcements VEX Robotics ... and more

Aviation Club Chess Club Video Gaming ... and more

“Model UN is a place to meet people. I didn’t join Model UN because I was particularly interested in global politics, or because I had a deep fascination with interesting roleplay or proper procedure, I joined Model UN because I’m an extrovert who enjoys debate. As much as Model UN is a club that enforces academic rigour and competitive diplomacy, it is also a way to foster communication skills and have personally meaningful dialogue with like-minded people.” – Austin Theal ’26

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“I volunteered at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital during March Break as a FIRST Robotics camp volunteer. I wanted to find a different and more hands-on way to give back, and the experience allowed me to support children while contributing to an environment focused on learning, growth, and inclusion. The experience was very eye-opening and humbling, as it showed me the daily challenges many children and families face. It helped me gain a deeper appreciation for resilience and the importance of compassion.” – Luca Tatone ’26

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Service GOODNESS IN ACTION Through diverse service initiatives supporting local and global missions, students actively live out their faith and grow in Christ-like character. Guided by the truth that “the Lord loves a cheerful giver” (2 Corinthians 9:7), they learn the joy of sharing their time, talents, and resources. Partnerships with community organizations deepen students’ understanding of their neighbourhood and society while nurturing compassion, gratitude, and a heart for servant leadership.

40 HOURS

Community Service Requirement (Grades 9 & 10)

20 HOURS

Christian Service Requirement (Grade 11)

13,854 Community & Christian Service hours completed by the 2025-26 student body 56% of 2026 graduates exceeded the 60-hour Community & Christian Service requirement 5% growth in Community & Christian Service hours completed by graduating students over the past five years

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“This school, this community changed my life forever. I’m a kid from public housing, I grew up in downtown Toronto and this school has been so generous to me and has given me so much more than just a diploma.” - Nathan Girma Kesete ’26 21

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Wellness & Support GOODNESS IS CARING HEARTS & STRONG COMMUNITY

Prioritizing student well-being is integral to how we form young men at St. Michael’s College School. While academic success is important and a contributing factor to student wellness, overall well-being is much more than assignments, assessments, and exams. GUIDANCE • Six counsellors support pathway planning, course selection, and social-emotional needs across all grades • Space doubles as a collaborative workspace or a place to connect with a caring adult

LEARNING ENRICHMENT CENTRE (LEC) • Two Learning Strategists support students with IEP-based accommodations or those recovering from injury or illness • Offers workshops, strategy meetings, homework club, study tables, and peer tutoring

ODETTE LIBRARY LEARNING COMMONS • Three full-time staff support research, digital and print literacy, and access to academic databases, journals, and news sources • Space combines quiet study areas, collaborative zones, and small seminar rooms WELLNESS • Dedicated Student Wellness Office, led by the School Social Worker, supports students and families • Programming spans social-emotional well-being, belonging, and integrated care

ATHLETIC THERAPY CLINIC • Delivers injury assessments and emergency first response at all campus and away athletic events • Provides treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery support to all students, including athletes stmichaelscollegeschool.com

“What stood out most was the balance of high expectations and opportunity. Whether it was on the ice, on the football field, in the classroom, or in the band room, there was always another way to push yourself. Another way to belong.” - Anthony Scilipoti ’90 23

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Alumni GOODNESS FOR LIFE Our alumni are a vital part of the community, tradition, and future of St. Michael’s College School. Alumni Relations, in the Office of Advancement, serves as the first point of contact, working with the Alumni Association to connect alumni with students, staff, and the school community. Alumni take time to mentor students and younger alumni through events hosted on campus, at post-secondary institutions, and even in the workforce, long after graduation.

INTERESTING FACTS 18,482

Alumni

Countries where alumni live

Alumni Association past presidents continue to serve

Alumni Association directors are current or past parents

Alumni City/Country Chapters (4 in North America/3 International)

Alumni Canadian University Chapters

Alumni Volunteers

Alumni Association directors are sons of alumni

50%

of all donations are from alumni

EVENTS • Bi-monthly meetings • Virtual Information Series • Networking Sessions • Signature All-Alumni Event • Class Reunions

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“As the mom of a graduating student, my husband and I look back on our years at SMCS with enormous pride and appreciation for our experience. Being involved with the Parents’ Association from Grade 7 through to graduation was incredibly rewarding and opened our eyes to the many ways we can be involved with our son’s school life. From wonderful teachers to incredible coaches to fellow parents, we embraced every aspect of what SMCS offers. We are so grateful to the many friends we have made throughout our son’s SMCS years, and we know they will be with him and with us forever as we all set off on our fresh paths.” – Lindsay Cox Czarnota 25

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Parents GOODNESS IS PARENTS AS PARTNERS IN THE JOURNEY A vibrant, dynamic, and active school community is one of the hallmarks of St. Michael’s College School. And parents play an important role in making that happen. The St. Michael’s College School Parents’ Association (SMCSPA) is a caring, connected community of current parents who are actively involved in enhancing our students' school experience through a variety of activities and initiatives. PARENT EVENTS • Community Gala • Father-Son and Mother-Son Events • Guest speakers, book club, and more

INTERESTING FACTS • 184 parent volunteers across 29 events • 1 in 4 parents are regular donors • Parents stay informed through monthly meetings, grade reps, and a weekly newsletter

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MAIN CAMPUS - 11 acres - 300,000 square feet of learning space - Modular furniture throughout all classrooms CHAPEL • Spiritual hub for staff and students • 50-seat capacity for daily Mass and quiet reflection CAMPEAU LECTURE HALL • 250-seat capacity ODETTE LIBRARY LEARNING COMMONS • 3,400 square feet • 12,000+ circulating books • 400+ e-books • 3 collaboration rooms FULL-SERVICE CAFETERIA • Hot and cold breakfast and lunch options

FR. HENRY CARR, CSB FARM • 100-acre property • Farmland and retreat house • Conference Centre • Chapel • Outdoor education facilities

GYMNASIUM • Paul Dignan Basketball Court (regulation size) • Double gym • 14,000 square feet • 550-seat capacity ENZO MONTEMURRO FITNESS FACILITY • Strength and conditioning centre 27

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Campus & Facilities BUILDING GOODNESS At St. Michael’s College School, our campus facilities are continually updated and enhanced to support student and faculty success. Bright, inviting spaces—equipped with state-of-the-art technology, tools, and resources—foster creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and effective communication. It’s an environment designed to inspire future-ready learners. MPORIUM • School store • shopSMCS.com ARENA • 45,000 square feet • Single-pad • 1,000-seat capacity ATHLETIC STADIUM • Eugene Melnyk Sports Field • Artificial grass with advanced shock absorption and cool play technology • 1,000-seat capacity • 30,000 square foot winterized dome • Side practice field • 400-metre rubberized track • Shot put and discus area “My experience at SMCS challenged me both academically and personally. The diverse Liberal Arts curriculum strengthened my critical thinking, communication, and time-management skills while exposing me to a wide range of subjects. Balancing football, lacrosse, clubs, and academics taught me discipline and perseverance. The rigorous coursework is preparing me well for university and helping me become a more well-rounded and engaged student.” – Sam Cuddy, Grade 11

CENTRE FOR THE ARTS • 440-seat capacity • 23,000 square feet • Lobby & event space • Muzzo Art Gallery

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“When you send your boy to St. Mike’s you have friends and memories for life. As both a former student and later a teacher, the school has left a profound impact on me in goodness, discipline and knowledge. The friendships, mentorships and sense of community have shaped my character. It has become home for me and has been the best choice I ever made.” - Joe Younder, OSM, ’56

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History & Tradition GOODNESS SINCE 1852 The storied history and tradition that laid the foundation for St. Michael’s College School as we know it today began in another country almost two centuries ago. ST. BASIL 4th Century Greek bishop, teacher and theologian known for his work with the poor

1822

Congregation of St. Basil founded in France

1852

St. Michael's College School founded, opens doors in Bishop's Palace

1856 SMCS campus moves to Clover Hill

VOCATION Education and evangelization

1881

Affiliation with University of Toronto for post-secondary education

1950 Relocation to Bathurst St. and St. Clair Ave. W.

MODEL OF TEACHING Educate the whole person in mind, body, and spirit 3 BASILIAN HIGH SCHOOLS SMCS, Detroit Catholic Central (Detroit), and St. Thomas High School (Houston)

1967

Partnership with Metropolitan Separate School Board (Grades 9 & 10)

1985

Return to fully independent high school status

1998 Reintroduction of Grades 7 & 8 2015 SMCS acquires Fr. Henry Carr, CSB Farm for retreats and outdoor education

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Admissions Team & Journey

MEET THE ADMISSIONS TEAM! Chris De Piero '87 Associate Director of Admissions depiero@smcsmail.com 416-653-3180 x400

Kim Celotti Admissions Officer celotti@smcsmail.com 416-653-3180 x500

START THE ONLINE ENQUIRY

ATTEND an October Open House

SUBMIT ONLINE APPLICATION

NOTIFICATION REGARDING ADMISSION

and application at www.applySMCS.com

Shadow Day (includes the candidate interview) *optional

including reference and all supporting documents and requirements by December 1 31

David Fischer Director of Admissions fischer@smcsmail.com 416-653-3180 x300

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and/or schedule a private family tour (includes the candidate interview)

of the Fall Entrance Tests (Grades 7, 8 & 9 applicants only)

communicated mid-February

Application Info & Guidelines APPLICATION PROCESS 1. COMPLETE CANDIDATE INFORMATION ONLINE APPLICATION: applySMCS.com APPLICATION DEADLINE IS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2026 2. PROVIDE ACADEMIC DOCUMENTS ONLINE Families are required to scan and upload copies of the candidate’s final report cards from 2025 and 2026, as well as a copy of the current school year report cards. Candidates seeking entrance to Grades 10, 11, or 12 must submit a Transcript and the Student Status Sheet (obtained from your son’s Guidance Office). 3. STUDENT REFERENCE: GRADES 7, 8, & 9 APPLICANTS COMPLETE THE STUDENT REFERENCE ONLINE Families must provide a student reference from their son's current teacher through the online application portal. Families will require the teacher’s name and email address to complete this part of the application. Refer to the online application checklist and follow the prompts to "Send as Email". ALL GRADES 7-12 CANDIDATES FROM INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS AND GRADES 10, 11, & 12 APPLICANTS’ PERMISSION TO CONTACT THE VICE PRINCIPAL/PRINCIPAL/HEAD OF SCHOOL Families must email their son's school giving that person permission to communicate with St. Michael’s College School about their son’s academics, attendance, and behaviour. Grades 7, 8, and 10 applicants, please copy Mr. De Piero (depiero@smcsmail.com). Grades 9, 11, and 12 applicants, please copy Mr. Fischer (fischer@smcsmail.com). 4. SUBMIT APPLICATION FEE Payment of a non-refundable application fee of $175. Questions regarding the application fee may be directed to Mrs. Kim Celotti (celotti@smcsmail.com or 416-653-3180 x500). 5. CANDIDATE INTERVIEW All candidates must complete an interview which may be completed as part of an in-person family tour or on a Shadow Day. To schedule an in-person tour, please visit applySMCS.com. 6. COMPLETE THE ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL ENTRANCE TEST (For Grades 7, 8, & 9 Applicants) This is an aptitude test. Candidates MUST register for one of the available four dates. Families may register their sons for the test by contacting Mrs. Kim Celotti (celotti@smcsmail.com). Please refer to the following page for details on the SMCS Entrance Test. stmichaelscollegeschool.com stmichaelscollegeschool.com

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Shadow Days, Family Breakfast, & Entrance Test We are eager to share our school spirit with you and your son. Throughout the course of the application process, we will invite you to attend special events such as our Homecoming, Fall Drama, Music Concerts, Advent in the Courtyard, Robotics Competition, and Spring Musical. We also invite you to register for the following: SHADOW DAYS A Shadow Day is an opportunity for your son to experience a day in the life of a St. Michael’s College School student. Your son will attend classes, interact with SMCS students and faculty, get to know our campus, and enjoy a special lunch while paired up with a student in the grade to which he is applying. Candidates will also have the opportunity to participate in an optional after-school activity. Shadow Days take place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Available Dates:

• Monday, October 26, 2026 • Wednesday, November 4, 2026 • Monday, November 9, 2026

• Thursday, November 19, 2026 • Friday, November 27, 2026 • Friday, January 15, 2027

FAMILY BREAKFAST The Family Breakfast provides prospective parents and students the opportunity to meet with our Parent and Student Ambassadors. Parents will have a chance to sit down with current SMCS parents to chat and ask questions about their SMCS experience. Prospective students will join our Student Ambassadors for a delicious breakfast and activity-filled morning. Breakfast takes place from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Available Date:

• Friday, January 22, 2027

SMCS ENTRANCE TEST (Grades 7, 8, & 9 applicants only) The St. Michael’s College School Entrance Test is administered on-campus. Candidates bring their own laptop to write the test, although the school is also able to provide a device on which to write the test if needed. Lasting a maximum of two hours, candidates write a one-hour math assessment as well as a one-hour English language assessment. NO PREPARATION IS REQUIRED FOR THE TEST. Candidates MUST register for one of the following four dates in order to be considered for February notification. Available Dates:

• Wednesday, November 11, 2026 • Saturday, November 28, 2026 • Wednesday, December 9, 2026 • Saturday, December 12, 2026

4-6 p.m. 9-11 a.m. 4-6 p.m. 9-11 a.m. & 1-3 p.m.

*Candidates must have an application started in order to register for a Shadow Day, Family Breakfast, and Entrance Test. Please email Mrs. Kim Celotti (celotti@smcsmail.com) to register, indicating the applicant's grade and date preferences. stmichaelscollegeschool.com

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Summary of Fees 2026-27 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Grade 12 Grade 10 Grade 8 Grade 11 DESCRIPTION Grade 7 Grade 9 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $25,400 $25,400 $25,400 $25,400 Tuition $25,400 $25,400 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $1,800 $1,800 $1,700 $1,800 Incidental Fees $1,700 $1,800 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $300 $1,150 $1,150 Outdoor Education Fee $1,150 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $500 Technology Fee $500 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $300 Retreat Fee ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $800 $300 Graduation Fee ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $28,300 $29,050 $27,200 Total Returning Student Fees $28,750 $28,350 $27,500 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Capital Improvement Fee $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 (One time/new student) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $33,300 $34,050 $32,200 Total New Student Fees $33,750 $33,350 $32,500 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ There may be nominal costs associated with certain co-curricular activities, textbooks, school supplies, transportation, meals, school uniform, etc., that are not included in fees.

TUITION PAYMENT OPTIONS Option A Total payment of fees: Payment made with admission Option B Four installments: Initial payment on admission, April 15, June 15, August 15 Option C Monthly installments: Initial payment on admission, seven monthly installments on the 15th of each month, April 15 to October 15 inclusive Payments may be made by personal cheque, credit card, wire transfer, and debit.

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Financial Assistance FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OVERVIEW The Basilian Fathers and St. Michael’s College School understand that tuition and fees are a significant challenge for some families. Families facing financial constraints are encouraged to apply for the Financial Assistance Programme. Each year, approximately $2.5 million in financial assistance is awarded to students and families in financial need. Application for Financial Assistance has no bearing on your son’s application to the school as this is a separate and independent process.

DID YOU KNOW? $2.5 million awarded in financial assistance in 2025-26 1 in 5 students received financial assistance in 2025-26 $35.55 million awarded in financial assistance since 2002

Amounts awarded vary based on family’s financial circumstances and incorporate an expectation that families applying will bear some financial responsibility for their son’s education. Please note that all decisions made by the Financial Assistance Committee are final. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION PROCESS Apple Financial Services, an independent third-party service provider, administers the application process, assesses the submissions, and recommends an amount to the St. Michael’s College School Financial Assistance Committee. Application for Financial Assistance must be completed AT THE SAME TIME as an application to the school. Financial Assistance applications are separate from the school admission application process and are completed online at applefinancialservices.ca. Please create a login and follow the online instructions to complete the application. Applicants must allocate sufficient time to complete the application and secure proper documentation, as incomplete applications will not be processed. Please note the Financial Assistance Programme is only open to Canadian citizens or permanent residents who have filed tax returns in Canada. The financial assistance application deadline is Tuesday, December 1, 2026. All application inquiries should be directed to Apple Financial Services: 1-866-437-7795. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AWARD NOTIFICATIONS Families who submit a fully complete application to Apple Financial Services by Tuesday, December 1, 2026, will be notified of the outcome of their application at the same time that an offer of admission is made. If admission is not offered, there will be no financial assistance award amount. Families are responsible for paying the difference between the financial amount offered and the total fees owed. For more information, please contact Mrs. Kim Celotti (celotti@smcsmail.com or 416-653-3180 x500). 37

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