Canada school rankings 2025
Top 100 lists for every province and category, ranked by the Success Index (Canada). Every list is built from the same official data and the same transparent formula.
| Scope | Elementary | Secondary | Public | Catholic | French | EQAO (elementary) | EQAO (secondary) | FSA (BC) | Largest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 |
| Ontario | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | โ | Top 100 |
| British Columbia | Top 100 | Top 100 | Top 100 | โ | โ | โ | โ | Top 100 | Top 100 |
How to use these rankings
Read this before you shortlist.
The Canada Success Index currently covers Ontario and British Columbia, the two provinces that publish school-level data in open formats. Ontario schools are scored on EQAO results (Grade 3, Grade 6, Grade 9 mathematics and the Grade 10 literacy test) and the Ministry's school demographics; British Columbia schools on Foundation Skills Assessment scale scores in literacy and numeracy. Every component is a percentile within the same province and school level, so an elementary school in Ontario is compared only with other Ontario elementary schools.
- Provinces publish different assessments, so scores are comparable within a province, not between provinces.
- EQAO and FSA are point-in-time assessments and participation varies; FSA scores are averages for schools with at least eight writers.
- Private and independent schools generally have no published assessment results and receive no score.