Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School
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Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School is an all girls High School located in Toronto Ontario, Canada. The school is one of the oldest schools in Toronto, having opened in 1847. The school was founded by the "Sisters of Loretto". The building is split into 2 parts, with the High School occupying the eastern wing of the building while the remainder houses the "motherhouse" for the Loretto Sisters in Canada. The building was designed by "Findlay and Foulis" architects. Prior to 1967 the school was privately operated with it being fully sold to the "Metropolitan Separate School Board" (Toronto Catholic District School Board) in 1984. In 2011 the Loretto Sisters agreed to the sale of the entire building to the school board.
The facility contains, 24 Standard Classrooms, 6 Science Labs, 4 Art Classes, Auditorium, Gymnasium, Swimming Pool, Cafeteria, and Library. There is also a large chapel on the Abbey side of the building.
Cost to build: $40,000
Upkeep: $640
Size: 13×11
Capacity: 1200
