Michael Power/St Joseph
High School in Etobicoke

Michael PowerSt. Currently, almost 80% of MPSJ graduates gain admission to university and college. Our teachers have established a strong tradition of rigorous academic standards. In 1982 the two schools were officially amalgamated. Cooperation, shared resources, co-ed classes and portable facilities characterized the coexistence of these two separate school communities throughout the 60's and 70's. Eight years later in 1957, the Basilian Fathers started Bishop Michael Power, an all boys high school named after the first Catholic bishop of Toronto. The school was named after the patron of Canada. The Sisters of St. Joseph opened St. Joseph Islington in 1949 with a population of 150 girls. Our present school began as two distinct high schools. Joseph is a dynamic co-ed community of 2000 students. Achievements in athletics and co-curricular activities are part of a well-earned reputation for excellence.