Home School/In District Student Registration
Students who reside within the City of Toronto have the right to attend a school which is designated to serve their residential address. The "Find Your School" section of the website identifies the designated schools for each residential address.
If you are registering a child in Grade 6-8 for the 2026-27 School Year, please complete the Registering for 2026-27 Regular Day Program form online, and collect the documentation that the office will need to complete the registration. You can then call the school at 416-393-9535 to make an appointment for document verification. You can also drop by the school to do this, but please note that during busy times, you may have to wait:
- Proof of age (birth certificate, Canadian passport, Canadian Citizenship card or certificate or baptismal record).
- Proof of student’s address – choose any of the documents below, one from each category, showing the home address (bills must bear the name of the legal parent/guardian and be mailed to the registration address):
- Category A: Property Tax Bill / MPAC Notice of Assessment; Current mortgage statement, Rental / Lease Agreement, or deed ; Agreement of Purchase and Sale, including proof of purchase provided before the pupil attends the school, and;
- Category B: Utility Bill / e-Bill (i.e. Hydro, Water, Residential Phone/Cable/Internet Bill, Enbridge, Insurance Policy – Home, Tenant or Auto); Other official/government documents confirming residence requirements (i.e. CRA Notice of Assessment, Statement of Old Age, Security T4 (OAS) or Statement of Canada Pension Plan Benefits, etc.); Original correspondence from a government agency, legal clinic, etc. may be accepted as a second proof of address document
- Documents not acceptable in Category A or B: Driver’s License; Health Card; Credit Card Statement; Cell Phone bill and/or Cell Phone e-Bill
- *Note: Schools Closed to Out-of-Area Admissions pursuant to TDSB’s Out-of-Area Admissions (formerly Optional Attendance) Policy (P013) may require additional documentation on a case-by case basis.
- Proof of immunization (the card that shows a list of needles your child has received):
1. Report online www.toronto.ca/studentvaccines.
2. If unable to report online, parents can provide immunization information to the school and the school will mail a copy to Toronto Public Health. Toronto Public Health accepts and translates foreign immunization records.
3. If requesting an exemption, call 416-338-7600 and select option two for immunization.
- Verification of date of arrival, if your child was not born in Canada. Families who are permanent residents and refugee claimants may register directly at the school. Students, who are living in the community without immigration status, are entitled to admission to school as per the Students Without Legal Immigration Status Policy (P061) and the Admission Eligibility Requirements Procedure (PR518). Information about them or their families will not be shared with immigration authorities. Students without immigration status must provide paperwork to show name, date of birth, home address, country of origin and arrival date in Canada. Verification documents can include a passport, birth certificate and/or expired immigration documents. An affidavit or signed letter of confirmation from a person of recognized standing in the Toronto community (e.g., family doctor, community shelter director, faith leader, etc.) may also be used to support verification. Schools can register these students directly, however may refer them to the International Students and Admissions Office at 5050 Yonge Street (main floor) should required verification documents not be available
French Immersion and Mid-Immersion Programs (Closed)
All TDSB French Programs have a designated pathway for students to follow.
Please contact your current school for more information about French Program pathways.
Out of Area Admissions – (Limited Siblings and Feeder Schools)
Out-of-Area Admissions Applications for the 2027-28 school year will be available online beginning January 2027.
Parents/guardians/caregivers who require assistance with the application or access to technology can contact the school for support. Resources available to support the completion of these applications are also available on the Out-of-Area Admissions Resources website.
Please note that Queen Alexandra’s Out-of-Area status for 2026-27 is Closed for French Immersion, and Limited (Siblings and Feeder Schools Only) for the Regular Program. This means that only students with siblings attending and returning to to Queen A for 2026, or those who are currently attending one of our Feeder schools can apply for Out-of-Area Admission in the Regular Program.
Elementary Application: Elementary Out-of-Area Admissions webpage
Secondary Application: Secondary Out-of-Area Admissions webpage
Information and Timelines: Out-of-Area Admissions internal website
Please contact your current school in January for assistance and further information.
First Nations, Metis and Inuit Students
Students identifying as First Nations, Métis and Inuit are able to register at a school of their choosing outside of Out-of-Area Admissions..For more information, visit the Supporting Students Outside of Out-of-Area Admissions web page.
Please contact the school directly, or complete the TDSB Urban Indigenous Education Centre (UIEC) First Nations, Metis and Inuit Students Registering Outside of Out-of-Area Admissions Form for support