Some kids think differently. We built a school that sees that as their greatest strength.
A place where difference is embraced, learning is personalized, and every child is supported to succeed on their own terms.
What makes Summit Micro School Different
A school built around how kids actually learn best — not just how they’re expected to.
Personalized, Skill-Based Learning
Every child follows an individualized path based on their needs, interests, and readiness — not their age or grade level.
Neurodiverse-Affirming Environment
We don’t just accommodate differences — we value them. Our classrooms support both neurodivergent and neurotypical learners to feel safe, seen, and understood.
Hands-On, Project-Based Approach
Real-world projects replace worksheets. Students explore, collaborate, and create — learning becomes meaningful, not mechanical
Focus on the Whole Child
Emotional wellbeing, communication, creativity, and self-advocacy are just as important as math and literacy.
This isn’t alternative education. This is what education should be.
Real learning happens when hands touch, eyes widen, and minds open.
Field Learning · Graffiti Alley, Toronto
“Summit changed everything for our child — and for our family. For the first time, our daughter feels understood, supported, and excited to go to school. We didn’t know school could feel like this.”
“The teachers saw our son’s potential and built a plan just for him. He’s thriving in a way we never thought possible — socially, emotionally, and academically.”
Decades of research confirm what we see every day: students thrive when they’re known, supported, and challenged in small, connected communities.
Does your child feel unseen, misunderstood, or out of place in a traditional classroom?
Are you looking for a school that embraces — not just accommodates — difference?
Do you want your child to learn in a space that values emotional wellbeing as much as academics?
Are you ready for a school that finally fits your child, instead of forcing your child to fit the school?
Is Summit Right for Your Child?
If you’re nodding yes, let’s talk.