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William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute
Address

Downsview, Toronto
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Coordinates43°45′13″N79°27′42″W / 43.753581°N 79.461649°WCoordinates: 43°45′13″N79°27′42″W / 43.753581°N 79.461649°W
Information
School typeHigh school
MottoLatin: Sua praemia laudi
(Merit mas its own reward)
Founded1960
School boardToronto District School Board
(North York Board of Education)
SuperintendentLouie Papathanasakis
LN12
Area trusteeAlexandra Lulka
Ward 5
School number3444 / 950130
PrincipalKeith Johnson
Grades9–12
Enrollment1425 (2018-2019)
LanguageEnglish
AreaToronto
Colour(s)Blue, gold, and white
MascotLyons
Team nameWLMC Lyons
Websitewww.wlmac.ca
Freeware

William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute (W.L. Mackenzie C.I.; commonly referred to as Mackenzie), is a semesteredhigh school located in Toronto, Canada.[1] The school was opened in 1960 by the North York Board of Education, and is located near Sheppard Avenue West and Allen Road near Sheppard West station.

History[edit]

The school was built in 1960 to accommodate the skyrocketing number of new students in what was then known as North York, and to ease overcrowding at Northview Heights Secondary School.[2] Being located near another high school, Northview Heights Institute of Technology, the school is rumoured to have been called 'Southview Heights Institute of Technology', because of the provocative initials. However, it was called Southview Heights Secondary School. Ultimately, William Lyon Mackenzie, the first mayor of Toronto and leader of the Upper Canada Rebellion in 1837, was selected.[3]

Students[edit]

The school is known for the high academic standards of its students. The Fraser Institute ranks it as the best TDSB secondary school.[4] Over 95% of its graduating students are accepted into a post-secondary institutions.[1] Additionally, 50% of graduating students earn an 80% average in all of their subjects (down from 66% in 2006, when the average was based on the top three subjects), qualifying them to become Ontario Scholars.[1] In 2013, the students with the highest averages in the entire TDSB were Mackenzie students Geoffrey Yu and Ryan Gotesman, with averages of 99.7%.[5]

The school is also known for its student-run organization, SWITCH (Solar and Wind Initiatives Towards CHange).[citation needed] Founded in 2006, SWITCH's goal is to make Canada more environmentally friendly through various environmental initiatives — the most prominent of which is the installation of solar panels and wind turbines on school grounds. Through this organization, Mackenzie has gained national media attention due to events featuring David Suzuki, Steven Page of the Barenaked Ladies, MuchMusic and members of Sum 41.[6]

Specialty programs[edit]

MaCS Program[edit]

The MaCS Program began in 1985; it offers enriched English, Mathematics, Science and Technology courses for advanced students.[7] Students applying for the MaCS Program must undertake an entrance exam and complete a comprehensive application package. The MaCS Program begins at grade nine and runs until grade twelve. A significant number of the school's students are part of the MaCS Program - there are 90 positions for students joining the MaCS program in grade nine. The acceptance rate for the MaCS program was 12.8% for the 2018-2019 school year. Students in the MaCS program can take Advanced Placement exams and start computer science courses in grade nine, which is a field that is normally not available until grade ten. The MaCS program was one of the first enriched math, science and technology programs created for secondary school students. Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute's TOPS program is similar. Bloor Collegiate Institute has also developed a similar TOPS program in recent years.

Gifted Program[edit]

The Gifted Program is an enriched program available to gifted students. The program begins at Grade Nine and runs until Grade Twelve. Five to ten percent of William Lyon Mackenzie's student population is part of the Gifted Program.

Advanced Placement (AP) Program[edit]

The Advanced Placement Program has been active at the school since 2002 with the AP Computer Science course (ICS 4U0).[8] AP Calculus and Chemistry has also been added to the school's Advanced Placement Program. The AP Biology and AP French will be implemented for students who wish to pursue enriched learning in 2011.[9] As of 2018 the only available AP classes were Calculus, Economics, and Computer Science [10]

FIT Program[edit]

The school offers a national certification program known as the FIT Program that will enable students to earn industry standard certifications in programming and engineering, and in Media & Communications Arts. The program is made possible through the Information and Communications Technology Council of Canada as part of the Education/Sector Council Partnership Project. Usually, it is the students in the MaCS program that attain the FIT certification.[11] Students who completed all the required courses are eligible for the FIT Plus Certificate if they do a Cooperative component or summer internship in a field related to Engineering, Programming or Media Communication & Arts.[11]

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The following courses must be completed to receive the FIT Certificate: Computer Science (ICS 3U + ICS 4U), Cisco IT Essentials (TEJ 3M + TEJ 4M), Media Arts (TGJ 3M + TGJ 4M), and (for the FIT Plus certificate only) a co-operative education component.[11]

Sports[edit]

The school's sports teams include: badminton, wrestling, rugby, boys' and girls' field hockey, boys' and girls' volleyball, boys' and girls' soccer, and boys' varsity baseball.

Notable alumni[edit]

  • Honey Sherman - billionaire, wife of Apotex founder Barry Sherman
  • Mark S. Fox - University of Toronto computer science professor
  • Howie Mandel - comedian, actor, and host of Deal or No Deal. (Expelled, did not graduate)
  • Mark Adler - Member of Parliament (2011–2015) for the Toronto riding of York Centre
  • Roman Baber - Member of Provincial Parliament (2018–Present) for the Toronto riding of York Centre
  • Avi Benlolo - president & CEO, Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Centre for Holocaust Studies
  • Avery Saltzman - actor, co-artistic director of the Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company
  • Lorne Rubenstein - golf writer / expert
  • Jack Newman - pædiatrician and breastfeeding advocate
  • Karen Mock - human rights activist
  • Lorne Lofsky - jazz musician and professor
  • DerHova - music producer, founder of the group Temperance
  • Jerry Levitan - Emmy-winning producer
  • Matti Friedman - journalist and author
  • Mel Cappe - Officer of the Order of Canada (2002–2006)
  • David Bloom - former CEO, Shoppers Drug Mart
  • Yank Azman - actor
  • Jeanne Beker - Canadian television personality and magazine editor
  • Herbert L. Becker - actor, author, magician, TV producer
  • Tinsel Korey - actress in the Twilight series
  • Ben Mink - musician and composer
  • Alice Panikian - Miss Universe Canada 2006
  • Alex Shnaider - billionaire and philanthropist
  • Inga Skaya - Miss Universe Canada 2007[12]
  • Howie Mandel - comedian
  • Rayne Fisher-Quann - sex education activist

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ abcMackenzie TDSB School Profile 2008, Toronto District School Board . Retrieved July 14, 2009.
  2. ^The North York Enterprise, June 22, 1960.
  3. ^The North York Enterprise, September 23, 1960.
  4. ^'Compare academic rankings and ratings of Ontario schools'. ontario.compareschoolrankings.org.
  5. ^'TDSB: Toronto public board's top students tie with 99.7 % average - The Star'.
  6. ^'Much.com - Watch Shows Online'.
  7. ^'MaCS Program - THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE MaCS PROGRAM AT WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE C.I.'wlmac.ca.
  8. ^http://www.wlmac.ca/wp/?page_id=23. Retrieved November 24, 2011.
  9. ^www.wlmac.ca/wp/?page_id=23. Retrieved November 24, 2011.
  10. ^wlmac.ca/ap/. Retrieved August 10, 2018.
  11. ^ abcwww.wlmac.ca/wp/?page_id=164. Retrieved November 24, 2011.
  12. ^Miss Universe Canada 2007 Official Media Presentation, CNW Group. Retrieved March 27, 2007.

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