St. Patrick Catholic Secondary School
Coordinates: 43°40′41″N 79°19′42″W / 43.678151°N 79.328343°W / 43.678151; -79.328343
St. Patrick Catholic Secondary School |
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Amor Christi nos impellit |
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| 49 Felstead Avenue Toronto, Ontario, M4J 1G3, Canada |
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| Public transit access | TTC: North/South: 31 Greenwood Rapid Transit: Greenwood |
| Information | |
| School number | 546 / 838268 |
| School board | Toronto Catholic District School Board |
| Superintendent | John Shanahan |
| Area trustee | Angela Kennedy |
| Principal | Sandra Mudryj |
| Vice Principals | Paul Adams, Susan Laidlaw |
| School type | Bill 30 Catholic High school Art school |
| Grades | 9 to 12 |
| Language | English |
| Team name | The Patriots |
| Colours | Red, Black, Silver, and White |
| Founded | 1852 (elementary) 1986 (secondary) |
| Enrollment | 549 (2012-13) |
| Parish | St Catherine of Siena |
| Specialist High Skills Major | Construction Design and Technology |
| Program Focus | Hospitality and Tourism |
| Homepage | St. Patrick CSS |
The Centre for Arts, Media, and Technology @ St. Patrick Catholic Secondary School (also referred as SPCSS, St. Pats, St. Patrick, St. Patrick C.S.S. or just Pats) is a Roman Catholic high school located in Toronto, Ontario and operated by the Toronto Catholic District School Board. It is dedicated to Saint Patrick of Ireland. One of Toronto's oldest schools, St. Patrick's grew out of an elementary school founded in 1852; the secondary school opened in 1986 on D'Arcy Street. In 1989 St. Patrick moved from downtown Toronto into a former public school in Toronto's east end.
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