It's the only high school in Innisfil. It's a big one too . My kids graduated from Nantyr and I had…read moregreat experience. Staff was super nice and friendly. School has a lot extra activities.

I used to go here all the teachers are great but ms Sutherland is so rude she failed me when I got…read moreall the right answers, but didn't do it when she asked and the little Chinese lady is so nice she was the best one there and me Ali is the best science teacher I could ask for but ms Sutherland is the worst love form Mikey Nolan

its not allat, lwk dont go here,really bad overall enviornment and the students got no self…read moreawareness and teachers got no manners. sigh.....

bro the school is soo bad that they don't even have boys soccer team but they have girls soccer…read moreteam they claim they don't have a coach which professional school does that

I had the opportunity yesterday to visit Jean Augustine Secondary School, a site that just opened…read morenear the border of Brampton and Georgetown. Attending with two friends of mine, I had the chance to see a school that is very much in its formative stages. Even though the school is still being populated with students, there is a lot of potential here for this site, and it's badly needed for education in general. Everywhere I look here in South Mississauga, schools are either being marginalized or closing outright. Gordon Graydon Secondary School is all but gone. Mineola's close to the chopping block. There are fewer and fewer options for middle/high school students. That's why it was a pleasant surprise to see that there are new school openings like this, which are serving under-represented communities. As someone who also covered the Jean Augustine Park opening at Humber Bay Shores in Etobicoke way back in 2011, I was quite impressed to see the main woman herself grace the school. She spent a lot of time speaking with students, teachers and guests, and there were also displays set up so visitors could see the initiatives being helmed by the school. I just found this to be a really classy opening overall, and the site itself is beautiful. I'm rooting for this school. Here's hoping it's always packed with students.

I transferred my son there about 5 years ago for his final year, and he's currently at MIT pursuing…read morea masters. The quality of tuition was excellent and got his grades up. The administrator Debbie Ramdas was very helpful about university placement.

I would like to praise Bayview's amazing administration. They demonstrate exceptional transparency,…read moregreat accomodation, and benevolence unparalleled by any other. Praise our glorious admin.

A high school that was founded in the 1970s in Buffalo. Kids came from all around the city to…read moreattend. It remains a top school in the area.

Tall Pines school was the most garbage school in brampton. My child was bullied in school by three…read moregrade one kids who hit her and called her intruder . The principal Mark Murakami is a big bully himself . The management is horrible . If you are not on the same terms as them about the school they will just dismiss the children without even sending a warning letter . Avoid this school , even the teacher Ms Botehlo doesnot Know how to teach . She teaches wrong stuff to the children . It's a waste of money

My child went to this school for 9 years and now she is in a better school but her experience there…read morewas not pleasant for the last 2-3 year, after grade 4 she left in grade 5, her grade 5 teacher, Ms Layne was very kind and now is a teacher at her new school but as she states "tall pines is a crap school" my daughters substitute for the rest of the school year stayed online as her and her best friend went in school and they had another substitute and this woman would insult their writing and would get them in trouble for no reason at all, this school was great from infant to grades 4 but after it became crap. DO BETTER TALL PINES! Maariyah Jessas mom