The independent research organization, the Fraser Institute, released its yearly report ranking 473 Quebec high schools, both private and public.
The ranking consists of public, independent, French and English schools and is based on student averages in five subjects (language, mathematics, science, technology and history), overall test results, and attendance.
This year, 44 schools across the province showed significant improvement, while the performance of 45 schools declined drastically.
Collège Charlemagne, a private school in Pierrefonds, and Collège Saint-Louis in Lachine were among six high schools tied for first place with perfect scores of 10. The other four include Saint-Joseph de Hul (Gatineau), Saint-Nom-de-Marie (Montréal), École d'éducation internationale (McMasterville) and École internationale de Montréal.
The most improved marks went to College Citoyen and Ecole Saint-Marie in Princeville.
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Ten fastest-improving secondary schools in Quebec
Citoyen (Montreal): 4.6 (2015) - 6.0 (2019)
Sainte-Marie (Princeville): 3.6 (2015) - 5.7 (2019)
Saint-Jean-Bapitiste (Longueuil): 2.6 (2015) - 4.0 (2019)
Jeanne-Mance (Montreal): 2.4 (2015) - 3.4 (2019)
Pointe-aux-Trembles (Montreal): 3.7 (2015) - 5.3 (2019)
Saint-Damien (Saint-Damien-de-Buckland): 5.1 (2015) - 6.8 (2019)
Pierre-Laporte (Mont-Royal): 5.7 (2015) - 6.6 (2019)
Saint-Jerome (Saint-Jerome): 5.6 (2015) - 6.8 (2019)
du Havre-Jeunesse (Sainte-Julienne): 1.5 (2015) - 2.6 (2019)
Augustin-Norbert-Morin (Sainte-Adele): 5.8 (2015) - 6.4 (2019)
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Feel free to visit the Fraser Institute website to see where your Quebec high school finished in the overall rankings. You can read more about how the ranking is decided here.