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Rankings Cluded in the Tables Or the Ranking Ranking the schools Important notes Not all the province’s secondary schools are in- to the rankings cluded in the tables or the ranking. Excluded are schools at which fewer than 15 students were en- In this table, schools are ranked (on the left side of rolled in grade 12. These schools do not generate the page) in descending order from 1 to 278 ac- a sufficiently large set of data about their students cording to their academic performance as meas- to allow a fair and reasonable analysis and presen- ured by the Overall rating out of 10 (shown on the tation of the results. right side of the table) for the school year Also excluded from the ratings and rankings 1999/2000. Each school’s five-year average rank- are centres for adult education and continuing ed- ing and Overall rating out of 10 are also listed. The ucation, schools that cater largely to non-resident higher the overall rating (out of 10), the higher the foreign students, and certain alternative schools rank awarded to the school. Where schools tied in that do not offer a full program of courses. the overall rating, they were awarded the same The exclusion of a school from the Report rank. Where fewer than five years of data were Card should in no way be construed as a judge- available “n/a” appears in the table. ment of the school’s effectiveness. Provincial Rank District School Overall Rating 1999/ Last 5 1999/ Last 5 2000 years 2000 years 1 1 Vancouver Crofton House 10.0 10.0 1 2 Vancouver St. George’s School 10.0 9.9 1 3 Vancouver York House School 10.0 9.8 1 4 Vancouver Little Flower Academy 10.0 9.7 5 6 Cowichan Valley Brentwood College 9.9 9.6 6 4 Greater Victoria St. Margaret’s 9.8 9.7 7 7 Vancouver University Hill Secondary 9.2 9.5 7 10 Cowichan Valley Shawnigan Lake 9.2 9.1 9 8 Greater Victoria St. Michaels University School 9.1 9.4 9 n/a Surrey Southridge Senior Secondary 9.1 n/a 11 11 Greater Victoria Glenlyon-Norfolk Senior School 8.7 8.8 12 9 West Vancouver Collingwood School 8.6 9.2 13 51 Greater Victoria Pacific Christian School 8.4 6.9 13 n/a Maple Ridge Meadowridge Senior School 8.4 n/a 15 12 Vancouver Point Grey Secondary 8.3 8.5 15 13 Vancouver Prince of Wales Secondary 8.3 8.4 15 n/a Coquitlam Archbishop Carney Secondary 8.3 n/a 89 90 Report Card on British Columbia’s Secondary Schools: 2001 Edition Provincial Rank District School Overall Rating 1999/ Last 5 1999/ Last 5 2000 years 2000 years 18 17 Vancouver Kitsilano Secondary 8.2 7.8 19 15 Vancouver Vancouver College 8.1 8.1 19 15 North Vancouver Handsworth Secondary 8.1 8.1 21 20 Chilliwack Timothy Christian School 8.0 7.6 21 25 Vancouver Lord Byng Secondary 8.0 7.5 21 n/a Kamloops/Thompson John Peterson Secondary 8.0 n/a 24 14 West Vancouver Sentinel Secondary 7.9 8.2 24 25 Surrey Semiahmoo Secondary 7.9 7.5 24 66 Cowichan Valley Frances Kelsey Secondary 7.9 6.7 24 103 Kamloops/Thompson St. Ann’s Academy 7.9 6.2 24 120 Greater Victoria St. Andrew’s Regional High School 7.9 6.0 29 25 Surrey Elgin Park Secondary 7.8 7.5 30 25 Abbotsford Mennonite Educational Institute 7.6 7.5 30 25 Langley Langley Fine Arts School 7.6 7.5 30 35 Nanaimo Dover Bay Secondary 7.6 7.2 33 19 North Vancouver St. Thomas Aquinas 7.5 7.7 33 31 Kootenay Lake L.V. Rogers Secondary 7.5 7.3 33 66 Boundary Boundary Central Secondary 7.5 6.7 33 n/a Francophone Education Kitsilano Secondary 7.5 n/a 37 17 Vancouver Sir Winston Churchill Secondary 7.4 7.8 37 31 Langley Credo Christian High School 7.4 7.3 37 35 Sunshine Coast Pender Harbour Secondary 7.4 7.2 37 n/a Howe Sound Whistler Secondary Community 7.4 n/a 41 20 Surrey Holy Cross Regional High 7.3 7.6 41 20 Surrey Pacific Academy 7.3 7.6 41 31 Central Okanagan Kelowna Secondary 7.3 7.3 41 51 Vernon Kalamalka Secondary 7.3 6.9 41 n/a Burnaby Moscrop Secondary 7.3 n/a 46 38 Kootenay-Columbia Rossland Secondary 7.2 7.1 46 38 Surrey Fraser Valley Christian High 7.2 7.1 46 38 Cowichan Valley Maxwell International Baha’i School 7.2 7.1 46 51 Southeast Kootenay Sparwood Secondary 7.2 6.9 46 76 Nanaimo Wellington Secondary 7.2 6.6 51 20 Vancouver Magee Secondary 7.1 7.6 51 20 Vancouver St. Patrick’s Regional Secondary 7.1 7.6 51 41 Abbotsford Yale Secondary 7.1 7.0 51 87 Sunshine Coast Chatelech Secondary 7.1 6.4 51 227 Haida Gwaii-Queen Charlotte Is. Queen Charlotte Elementary-Secondary 7.1 4.2 51 n/a Kootenay Lake Crawford Bay Elementary-Secondary 7.1 n/a 57 41 Surrey Earl Marriott Secondary 7.0 7.0 57 51 Greater Victoria Mount Douglas Senior Secondary 7.0 6.9 57 59 New Westminster New Westminster Secondary 7.0 6.8 57 59 Okanagan Skaha Summerland Secondary 7.0 6.8 57 76 Cowichan Valley Chemainus Secondary 7.0 6.6 Fraser Institute Studies in Educational Policy 91 Provincial Rank District School Overall Rating 1999/ Last 5 1999/ Last 5 2000 years 2000 years 57 103 Prince George College Heights Secondary 7.0 6.2 57 120 Abbotsford Robert Bateman Secondary 7.0 6.0 57 153 Revelstoke Revelstoke Secondary 7.0 5.6 57 209 Prince George Valemount Secondary 7.0 4.8 57 n/a Richmond Hugh McRoberts Secondary 7.0 n/a 67 35 North Vancouver Argyle Secondary 6.9 7.2 67 41 Kootenay Lake Mount Sentinel Elementary-Secondary 6.9 7.0 67 41 West Vancouver West Vancouver Secondary 6.9 7.0 67 41 Saanich Stelly’s Secondary 6.9 7.0 67 51 Coquitlam Centennial Senior Secondary 6.9 6.9 67 59 Burnaby St. Thomas More Collegiate 6.9 6.8 67 95 Cowichan Valley Duncan Christian School 6.9 6.3 67 103 Vernon Clarence Fulton Secondary 6.9 6.2 67 n/a Kamloops/Thompson Valleyview Secondary 6.9 n/a 67 n/a Kamloops/Thompson Sa-Hali Secondary 6.9 n/a 77 31 Abbotsford Abbotsford Christian School 6.8 7.3 77 41 Burnaby Burnaby North Secondary 6.8 7.0 77 51 Saanich Claremont Secondary 6.8 6.9 77 59 Kamloops/Thompson Kamloops Senior Secondary 6.8 6.8 77 66 Vancouver Killarney Secondary 6.8 6.7 77 114 Burnaby Burnaby South Secondary 6.8 6.1 77 n/a Coquitlam Gleneagle Secondary 6.8 n/a 84 41 Abbotsford W.J. Mouat Secondary 6.7 7.0 84 59 Vancouver Notre Dame Regional Secondary 6.7 6.8 84 66 Greater Victoria Lambrick Park Secondary 6.7 6.7 84 66 Saanich Parkland Secondary 6.7 6.7 84 66 Alberni Ucluelet Secondary 6.7 6.7 84 95 Vernon W.L. Seaton Secondary 6.7 6.3 84 95 Central Okanagan Okanagan Mission Secondary 6.7 6.3 84 103 Central Okanagan George Elliot Secondary 6.7 6.2 84 180 Kamloops/Thompson Logan Lake Elementary-Secondary 6.7 5.3 84 n/a Abbotsford St. John Brebeuf Regional Secondary 6.7 n/a 84 n/a Vancouver St John’s School 6.7 n/a 95 25 Vancouver Eric Hamber Secondary 6.6 7.5 95 41 Richmond Richmond Christian School 6.6 7.0 95 41 Courtenay Highland Secondary 6.6 7.0 95 59 Greater Victoria Oak Bay Secondary 6.6 6.8 95 103 Maple Ridge Thomas Haney Secondary 6.6 6.2 95 114 Kootenay Lake J.V. Humphries School 6.6 6.1 95 162 Central Okanagan Springvalley Secondary 6.6 5.5 102 76 North Vancouver Sutherland Secondary 6.5 6.6 102 87 Richmond Steveston Senior Secondary 6.5 6.4 102 95 Rocky Mountain Selkirk Secondary 6.5 6.3 102 95 Langley Brookswood Secondary 6.5 6.3 92 Report Card on British Columbia’s Secondary Schools: 2001 Edition Provincial Rank District School Overall Rating 1999/ Last 5 1999/ Last 5 2000 years 2000 years 102 114 Qualicum Ballenas Secondary 6.5 6.1 102 180 Vernon Charles Bloom Secondary 6.5 5.3 102 194 Prince Rupert Prince Rupert Secondary 6.5 5.1 102 n/a Richmond Hugh Boyd Secondary 6.5 n/a 102 n/a Campbell River Campbell River Christian School 6.5 n/a 111 66 Delta Seaquam Secondary 6.4 6.7 111 66 Bulkley Valley Smithers Secondary 6.4 6.7 111 83 Courtenay Georges P. Vanier Secondary 6.4 6.5 111 87 Kootenay-Columbia Stanley Humphries Secondary 6.4 6.4 111 87 Surrey Johnston Heights Secondary 6.4 6.4 111 95 Southeast Kootenay Mount Baker Secondary 6.4 6.3 111 103 Coquitlam Port Moody Senior Secondary 6.4 6.2 111 114 Prince George Kelly Road Secondary 6.4 6.1 111 120 Abbotsford Abbotsford Senior Secondary 6.4 6.0 111 132 Vancouver Island West Gold River Secondary 6.4 5.9 111 153 Southeast Kootenay Elkford Secondary 6.4 5.6 111 162 Rocky Mountain Golden Secondary 6.4 5.5 111 n/a Mission Heritage Park Secondary 6.4 n/a 124 41 North Vancouver Seycove Community Secondary 6.3 7.0 124 51 Vancouver David Thompson Secondary 6.3 6.9 124 83 Burnaby Cariboo Hill Secondary 6.3 6.5 124 103 Surrey Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary 6.3 6.2 124 120 Chilliwack Sardis Secondary 6.3 6.0 124 153 Abbotsford Rick Hansen Secondary 6.3 5.6 124 162 Central Okanagan Rutland Secondary 6.3 5.5 124 n/a Surrey Enver Creek Secondary 6.3 n/a 132 83 Okanagan Skaha Penticton Secondary 6.2 6.5 132 87 Richmond Richmond Senior Secondary 6.2 6.4 132 103 Central Okanagan K.L.O.
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