Collège Charlemagne
Secular
Updated July 2026
IB MYP
Collège Charlemagne is a private, non-profit educational institution in Montreal serving students from preschool through secondary school. It emphasizes academic effort, curiosity, and perseverance to prepare confident, well-equipped individuals for the future.
Curriculum
Teaching approach
The educational project is built upon five core values: the promotion of the French language, academic excellence, social accomplishment, personal discipline, and health and well-being. The school aims to provide a formative environment that prepares students for the needs of today and the requirements of tomorrow's society, fostering intellectual, social, and personal development from kindergarten through the fifth year of secondary school.
Programmes
The school offers a continuum of education starting from preschool, where students explore over 30 themes annually, through a primary program enriched in French and mathematics. At the secondary level, all students participate in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP), which includes eight subject groups, Spanish instruction, and global contexts. Upon successful completion of the fifth year of secondary school, students may earn a triple recognition involving the IB, the MEQ (Ministry of Education), and the SÉBIQ (Société des écoles du monde du IB du Québec et de la francophonie).
Student support
Learning support
The school provides academic guidance and orientation services, particularly for secondary students, to support their academic success and transition to post-secondary education. A dedicated infirmary is available to support student health and well-being. Additionally, the school maintains a formal policy against bullying and provides access to a national student protector.
Frequently asked questions(4)
- What curriculum does Collège Charlemagne offer?
- Collège Charlemagne offers IB MYP.
- How much is tuition at Collège Charlemagne?
- Annual tuition at Collège Charlemagne is CA$4.4K–CA$7.8K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
- What accreditations does Collège Charlemagne hold?
- Collège Charlemagne holds accreditations including IB.
- Where is Collège Charlemagne located?
- Collège Charlemagne is an international school in Chomedey, Canada.
Tuition & fees
Annual tuition by grade
2026-2027| Grade | Ages | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Préscolaire | 4–5 | CA$7.8K |
| Primaire | 6–11 | CA$4.4K |
| Secondaire | 12–17 | CA$5.1K |
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Other fees(6)
| Application fee· Frais de demande d'admission (non remboursables ni transférables) | CA$50 |
|---|---|
| Registration fee· Frais d'inscription ou de réinscription (non remboursables ni transférables) | CA$200 |
| Materials· Frais technologiques : 200 CAD (Préscolaire et Primaire), 250 CAD (Secondaire) | — |
| Meals· Surveillance dîner : 200 CAD (Préscolaire et Primaire), 100 CAD (Secondaire) | — |
| Materials· Frais afférents : 650 CAD (Préscolaire), 550 CAD (Primaire), 750 CAD (Secondaire). Couvrent l'agenda, photocopies, animations, assurance-accident, etc. | — |
| Registration fee· Frais PEI (Secondaire seulement) | CA$500 |
Discounts
- Sibling discount: 40%
Admissions
The school manages admissions through a formal application process, which includes evaluations and examinations. Prospective families are invited to attend open house events and can submit inquiries via the school's website or by contacting the administration office directly. Fees for the application, registration, and re-enrollment processes are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Calendar
The school operates on a structured academic calendar for both the preschool/primary and secondary levels. Specific dates and schedules are managed through the school's Pluriportail system.
Facilities
About the campus
The campus, located in Pierrefonds, Montreal, includes specialized facilities such as libraries, a cafeteria, and an infirmary. Students have access to fixed and mobile computer laboratories, with technological fees covering network access, software, and IT support. The school also provides a supervised study and daycare service.
Co-curriculars
The school offers a diverse range of student life activities, including both indoor and outdoor programs designed to meet various interests. The "Phénix" sports program features athletics, badminton, basketball, cross country, futsal, floor hockey (hockey cosom), swimming, and volleyball. Additionally, students participate in "Maisons Charlemagne" and various enrichment activities.
- Julie Beaudetdirectrice générale et secrétaire du Conseil
Julie Beaudet serves as the Directrice générale of the school and also acts as the secretary of the Board of Directors.