Next to you and your home,
the second most important people and place in your children's lives
are their teachers and their school.

Scholars’ Hall offers . . .

• Kitchener/Waterloo’s only nondenominational, multicultural,
  
  international, coeducational, JK to Grade 12, preparatory school.
  
  
• an opportunity to learn with and from students from around the
  
  world in a unique multicultural educational environment.
  
  
• a personalized curriculum that expects, promotes and celebrates
  
  good personhood and world citizenship.
  
  
• a traditional, teacher directed school based upon family values and
  
  olde school standards of conduct.
  
  
• expert post-secondary guidance leading to an outstanding University
  
  and College acceptance rate.
  
  
• a close working relationship with parents complemented by
  
  numerous report cards, interviews and daily journals keeping parents
  
  informed, involved and up-to-date.
  
  
• a strong, competitive House League and Extra-Curricular clubs
  
  designed to introduce artistic, sporting, intellectual, and cultural
  
  pursuits encouraging all students to become involved and active.
  
  
• a second-to-none Fine Arts elementary and high school credit
  
  program with Homer Watson Gallery’s Artist-in-Residence.
  
  
• high academic expectations and standards appropriate for each
  
  student’s personal potential.
  
  
• homework/study skills and organizational strategies taught in every
  
  subject resulting in a strong life-long personal work ethic.
  
  
• a school where students are challenged with consistency,
  
  understanding, fairness, a sense of personal responsibility and
  
  excellent teaching.
  
  

Scholars’ Hall strives . . .

• to provide every student with a superior education.
  
  
• to be focused but still flexible in its responsibility to educate.
  
  
• to do all three - individualize, accommodate and accelerate.
  
  
• to provide students a learning environment with other “nice kids”.
  
  
• to ensure that students will not be concerned about personal safety,
  
  harassment, bullying, academic mediocrity, falling through the
  
  cracks, inappropriate peer influences, or loss of individuality.
  
  
• to be very responsive to parental needs, concerns and requests.
  
  
• to promote and encourage a strong work ethic, open
  
  communication, and the development of positive character traits.
  
  
• to allow for and enhance the development of strong, positive social
  
  and interpersonal skills.
  
  
• to consistently maintain an academic focus in class with a daily
  
  expectation to produce work of a high personal standard.
  
  
• to provide the opportunity, the knoweldge, the independent skills
  
  and the strength of character to be successful in University or College
  
  and beyond.
  
  

Kitchener/Waterloo's Singular Private School

where bright kids become great students