Académie Antoine-Manseau

The school is guided by four core values: respect, engagement, rigor, and self-transcendence. It aims to develop the intellectual and social potential of students, preparing them to become responsible, engaged citizens. The institution promotes an environment that encourages students to set high objectives, strive for continuous improvement, and take a position on social, political, or environmental issues.

The school offers two main academic pathways: the 'Académie' program, which focuses on the standard ministerial curriculum, and the 'Plus' program, an accelerated pathway for motivated students that includes intensive English and, at the second cycle, Spanish. All students select a concentration and receive training in the Microsoft Office suite, Google tools, and study methodologies. The curriculum includes core subjects such as French, mathematics, science and technology, history, geography, and arts, with options for physical education, including a hockey-focused track.

The school provides a multidisciplinary team dedicated to student support and accompaniment. It offers services for the implementation of intervention plans, with specific fees associated with these measures. The school emphasizes a human and individualized approach to education to foster the intellectual and social development of its students.

The school accepts applications for the first year of secondary school from students who have completed their fifth year of primary school. The admission process involves submitting an online application, including the final report card from the fifth year and any relevant intervention plans. Applications are evaluated in two rounds, with accepted candidates invited to complete an online registration process. Places are limited, and the school hosts open house events in September for prospective students and their families.

The school follows the academic calendar of the Centre de services scolaire des Samares. The academic schedule is organized into a 20-day cycle, rotating through four distinct weeks (A, B, C, and D).

The campus has undergone recent improvements to its living spaces, including the installation of new lockers and dedicated music rooms. Students have access to a fleet of robots specifically for the Techno-science concentration. The school is equipped with Chromebooks for student use, and it provides specialized portable computers for students requiring adaptive measures.