Spectrum Alternative School
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Spectrum Alternative School sits in mid-town Toronto. It is is a public alternative school within the Toronto District School Board. Each year, the school has approximately 60 students, divided into two classes: one 7th grade, one 8th grade. The principal is shared with Eglinton Public School, which exists in -- and occupies most of -- the same building.
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Three teachers deliver the curriculum, while encouraging close relationships among students, and between students and teachers. Subjects are delivered in large blocks of time. Independent studies, special projects and hands-on-learning form much of the learning day.
Students enroll through an application process, open across the school board (T.D.S.B.). Next, an interview process. Finally, a lottery containing the names of all successful candidates.
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