Lester B. Pearson School for the Arts

Really good school but all the boys are crusty,weird,unstable and ugly so four stars

The school doesn’t quite live up to its reputation because the quality of their teachers varies significantly. Last year Ms Sedig was a great math teacher—conscientious and demanding. Mr. Van Pelt is also a hard-working teacher. But This year, Ms Perdu took a much more ‘laid -back’ approach. Mr. D as he is known at school, taught his class so little French that the new teacher finds it hard to motivate the students because they are used to doing practically nothing in French classes; he was popular but that’s a cheap way to earn popularity. This is unfortunate. Students who go to Pearson have a lot of potential, they are far above average in their intellectual abilities but some of that is simply wasted by those teachers who want to keep kids ‘happy’ rather than making them work hard.

Pearson is an amazing school with great and caring teachers.

love pearson. I absolutly love art classes, the critical analysis' really get your brain to rattle. i extremly love the weather at pearson. most people say 14 degrees is cold, but i find it quite pleasnt. there are many great teachers that just teach alot. some of the teachers look alike and share the same fashion sense. teachers like mr morrow and mr monteith offen both wear plaid. we also have fun events were we play music with other schools and eat amazing pizza for 4 hours :). overall i love pearson.

I would like to move some STA teachers and students here and some others P.A.F.I F.I P.S

From Jk-grade 3, my daughter had no trouble articulating how much she didn't enjoy school. It was boring. That all changed in grade 4, when she started at Pearson. She is in grade 7 now and will be so sad to leave at the end of next year. Pearson has not only provided her so many opportunities, like to learn to read music and to think outside the box, it has also set the bar high for herself and her expectations of what she can accomplish. She is so prepared to take on the demands of high school. Her brother, who is in grade 8, at her old school, will be in for a shock next year at high school as his school does not place much expectations on their students (except to be nice to one another, which is also important) and their work load is so light in comparison. Pearson has definitely brought out the best in my daughter, which l will always be so grateful for.

Some was crying, so I asked where is parents where. He started crying harder do i left the orphanage

There are children who will steal your phone, hide it in another student's desk, and emotionally traumatize you for the remainder of your life.

Incredible school for kids who love the arts. The program, teachers and school facility are all exceptional.