Top Educational institutions in Montreal, Canada

The reviews about the truth are aggressively deleted by the LCC IT team.

Attended late 60's and early 70's. It looks like it has modernized quite a bit since then. Such as being co-ed. When I was there some senior teachers still wore robes on occasion. They used corporal punishment too. Certainly better than the public school alternatives back then. You get what you pay for. I have a master's degree from Harvard University and am close to retiring from a teaching career in South Florida..

Amazing school with top-notch facilities, a wonderful staff and students who are polite, friendly and caring. My kids would have loved it there, as would I, had it been a co-ed school when I was that age.

Great school with a wide range of options for learning plus the implementation of an IB programme. Cradle to grave support of the Old Boys network.

LCC not only offers a variety of sport options, but a great environment to learn and grow as a student. There are numerous academic activities and clubs to join, which are superior to other schools. An example of this is the Fab Lab design studio, where you can sew, access machinery and 3D print designs.
I’ve been at this school since Kindergarten and I have no complaints. I’ve had such a good experience not only with the academics, but with the students and staff as well.

The reviews are hilarious- as they are mostly based on the great facilities. This is a school that looks to nurture leadership and problem solving. It's a worthy investment for parents who see the value of an LCC education.

Definitely not worth the money. Does not even offer bilingual education to international students. NOT an international school.

LCC is a challenging, engaging and inspiring school. The school has taken pride in their beautiful campus and facilities with long lasting tradition. My kids love it!