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The school's mission is to form learners of both head and heart. Its vision is to be an inspiring learning organization, guided by the values of being human (cultivating rich relationships), engaged (mobilizing talents and energy), and proud (belonging to a community that extends beyond the school walls).

The school offers a personalized academic path, including a common program and an International Education Program (PEI). Students have five periods per week dedicated to "Couleurs," allowing them to configure their schedules based on personal interests, including concentrations in various fields and "Passions" activities. The curriculum is supported by modern technological tools, such as mandatory Chromebooks for students.

The school provides comprehensive student services, including health services, bullying prevention programs, and academic and career counseling. Specialized support is available through orthopedagogy and specialized education technicians to assist students in their learning journey. Parents and staff collaborate through concertation meetings to ensure student success.

The school manages admissions through an online application process. Prospective families are encouraged to attend open house events to learn more about the institution. Admission procedures and relevant information are available on the school's website.

The school operates on a structured academic calendar, with specific schedules provided for each academic year (e.g., 2025-2026 and 2026-2027). The daily schedule is organized to accommodate both core academic requirements and personalized student activities.

The campus features modern, updated infrastructure, including a sports complex with a year-round arena (1,000-seat capacity), a double gymnasium with hardwood floors, a weight room, a dance studio, and a multipurpose room. Academic and creative resources include a large, connected documentation center, a modern multimedia center, and a high-tech recording studio. The school also utilizes the 680-seat Théâtre Hector-Charland for major events and arts education, and provides access to outdoor sports surfaces like the Parc sportif René Gaboury.

Students participate in a wide range of activities, including over 30 competitive sports teams (such as volleyball, hockey, futsal, football, flag football, cheerleading, basketball, cross-country, and athletics) competing in RSEQ leagues. Beyond sports, the school offers cultural trips, leadership development programs for the second cycle, and various student engagement initiatives. Students can also explore interests through "Passions" activities, which include options in sports, arts, culture, communication, and technology.