All prospective students and their parents/guardians are required to attend an interview with the school prior to admission. Offers of admission will be made after the successful completion of the interview and submission of all required documents. You will receive the official admission letter within 10 business days.
To complete the registration process, the following documents are required: a birth certificate or proof of birth registration, an immunization certificate, and a recent proof of address (such as a utility bill or driver’s license).
At I Am a Smart S-Cool!, we follow the Ontario Curriculum. Our core subjects include Language Arts, Mathematics, Science & Technology, Social Studies, Geography, The Arts, Health & Physical Education. Additionally, we offer Creative Thinking (logic, analytical skills, and problem-solving) as a special subject.
Class sizes range from 5-10 students, depending on the program.
Our teacher-to-student ratio is 1:5, ensuring that each child receives personalized attention and support.
No, I Am a Smart S-Cool! welcomes all types of learners. While we use an ABA-based curriculum that is highly effective for children with special needs, it is also suitable for children without special needs. Our small group settings and principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)—such as positive reinforcement, rewards, and additional support when needed—create an optimal learning environment for all students.
Yes, the directors of I Am a Smart S-Cool! originally began as therapists dedicated to providing ABA therapy for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and created our hybrid program designed to offer specialized support while promoting growth and success for all students. We are also known for our success with children who have ASD, ADHD, and language or social skill challenges.
We issue two report cards annually and conduct both formal and informal parent-teacher interviews twice per year. In addition, we are always available via phone and email. For daily communication, we use the Class Dojo app to keep parents updated on their child’s progress.