Students at Heydon Park Secondary, which serves girls with special needs, will relocate in January. But parents fear for the school’s future.
Students at Heydon Park Secondary School will relocate to the former Vaughan Road Academy site, a move that parents are reluctantly willing to accept, while calling on the board to reopen admissions and guarantee the school’s long-term survival.
In a notice to the school community of Heydon Park, which serves special-needs girls, the Toronto District School Board said the chosen site “provides an array of amenities conducive to offering secondary school programming.”
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