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Bishop Marrocco / Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School. Welcome to Our School. We are excited to see you. Get ready for another year of learning and growing together! Learn More About Us. Student Agenda Book. Grade Level Assemblies. Advanced Placement Program. SHSM Programs. Regional Arts Centre. School Improvement & Equity Plan. News.
With the leadership given by our first namesake Bishop Francis Marrocco, whose involvement with social action and the well-being of families is an example to all of us, along with the deep spirituality of our second namesake Thomas Merton, our community has two excellent models to emulate.
One of the oldest catholic secondary schools in Toronto, Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton began as two schools. In 1880, the Sisters of St. Joseph established St. Joseph's High School, whose roots dated back to 1854 with the founding of St. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies. [2]
Bishop Marrocco / Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School and Regional Arts Centre. 1515 Bloor Street West. Toronto, ON M6P 1A3. View Map. About Us. At Bishop Marrocco / Thomas Merton (BMTM), we have a strong history of academic excellence and programming with career pathways leading to university, college, and apprenticeships.
Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School (691798) Address: 1515 Bloor St W, Toronto, Ontario, M6P1A3. Phone Number: 416-393-5545. Fax Number: 416-393-5977. Enrolment 2021-2022 (Preliminary): 690. Grades Available: 9-12. School Website (if available): Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School.
History of Our School. Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton C.S.S. and Regional Arts Centre began its history as two schools which merged in September 1988. The Thomas Merton traditions of 35 years joined with the new school of Bishop Marrocco.
Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School began its history as two schools merged in September 1988. The Merton traditions of 35 years joined with the new school of Bishop Marrocco. Two hundred and fifty Marrocco students met 500 Merton students and 350 grade 9 Marrocco/Merton students who filled the building with bursting energy ...
