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A State-of-the-Art
Learning Environment at a One-of-a-Kind Campus
Walk in
and you’ll discover a technologically-sophisticated school where
you’ll take your courses in classrooms that are
linked to the computer network allowing you access to information from around
the world. You’ll sit at desks that double as computer workstations. Our classrooms
are equipped with tables big and small, round
and hexagonal. All designed to encourage flexible seating, individualized attention,
interaction between students and teachers, and collaboration on classroom
projects.
Our campus leads the way in
technological infrastructure among secondary schools in the
United States. You’ll see e-mail system, a
school operating system, curriculum design software and a sophisticated Web
interface for faculty, students and administrators. In addition, we provide laptop computers
for our students' use during road trips, so no work is ever missed.
Hockey practices and home games are
played at the Cornwall's Civic Center. This modern 5,000 seat arena was
host to the 2008 RBC Cup Junior 'A' Championships.
Facilities like these — that
rival those of many colleges and universities — not only help in preparing
students for admission to the best higher education institutions, but also give
them a competitive edge when they enter the workplace. After all, in
the modern global economy, technological skills are as critical to your success
as competencies in reading, writing, and mathematics.
Our academic building, which
also serves as a "study hall", comprises of
classrooms, a science laboratory, faculty work areas, and a student lounge. Because we believe that preparing for college means developing
disciplined study habits, students can earn the privilege to study outside the
Academic Building. Students who achieve status recognition study in their
dorm rooms during evening study hours of 8 to 10 p.m. Students not achieving
such status work in study rooms in the
Academic
Building .
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