Collège Saint-Paul

The school’s educational project is built on values of respect, engagement, and autonomy, aiming to foster both academic success and personal development. It emphasizes a human and innovative approach, encouraging students to reach their full potential in a supportive, family-like environment. The school promotes openness to the world and active participation in the community.

The school offers a secondary education curriculum leading to the Diplôme d’études secondaires (DES). Students can choose from specialized 'Découverte' profiles, which include Arts de la scène (performing arts), Science, Sports, and Soutien pédagogique (pedagogical support). The curriculum is supported by a focus on technopedagogy and digital skills.

The school is a private, French-language institution that provides secondary education leading to the Diplôme d’études secondaires (DES). It focuses on developing student autonomy, quality communication skills, and a sense of responsibility and respect. The educational project aims to prepare students to contribute positively to society.

The school provides comprehensive support services, including specialized resources for students with learning difficulties and an orientation program for academic and professional guidance. A team of professionals, including psychoeducators, orthopedagogues, and specialized education technicians, works to ensure student success and well-being. The school also maintains a policy for the prevention of bullying and offers personalized supervision.

The school manages admissions through a formal process, with details available on its website regarding applications, tuition fees, and financial policies. Prospective families are invited to attend open house events and virtual tours to explore the campus. The school provides transportation services for several surrounding municipalities, including Boucherville, Longueuil, and Varennes.

The school year is structured to balance family life with academic success, featuring generous holiday periods. This includes two weeks for the holiday season, two weeks for spring break, and several three-day weekends throughout the year. Families are encouraged to plan travel during these designated breaks to ensure consistent classroom attendance.

Located in Varennes, the campus provides a warm, human-scale environment for its students. Facilities include a cafeteria, a library, and specialized spaces for arts and sciences. The school integrates technology into the learning environment, providing each student with a Chromebook starting in the first year of secondary school.

The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including cultural trips and sports teams known as the 'Dynamo'. Students participate in diverse projects, such as the creation of a student-led collection of detective stories. The school also hosts events like golf tournaments and tasting evenings to support its foundation.