Loretto College, a secondary school for young Catholic women, was founded by the Sisters of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1916. Within a caring and respectful school environment our learning community has built a proud academic tradition which emphasizes humanities, math, computer technology, science and fine arts. Our graduates successfully enter university and college programs of their choice. We are located at 151 Rosemount Avenue, in the Dufferin/St.Clair area.

We are a semestered school. Students take four courses from September to January and another four courses from February to June. In Grade 9 and 10, students select a program of study from courses at the academic, applied and open levels. In Grade 11 and 12, courses are selected based on the students' post-secondary choice of destination - university, college or workplace. In addition to the academic program of study, students can explore and develop the full range of their talents and interests by participating in athletics, student government, peer ministry, yearbook, leadership, dramatic and musical activities.

As members of a faith community, students take part in Liturical worship, penitential services, grade-level retreats, and chairity food drives. Students are required to take one credit in religious education in each year of high school.

Our Special Education program is delivered through integrated programming in the mainstream classroom.