Find homes for sale near Milton's 29 public and Catholic schools. 238 active listings across 8 school neighbourhoods, updated daily from TREB.
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Chris Hadfield PS
PublicAnne J. MacArthur PS
PublicIrma Coulson PS
PublicE.W. Foster PS
PublicTiger Jeet Singh PS
PublicP.L. Robertson PS
PublicRobert Baldwin PS
PublicBrookville ES
PublicSam Sherratt PS
PublicW.I. Dick Middle School
PublicFrench Immersion
Milton District High School
PublicElsie MacGill Secondary School
PublicOpened 2022, I-STEM focus
Craig Kielburger SS
PublicE.C. Drury School for the Deaf
PublicProvincial school, special education
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic ES
CatholicGuardian Angels Catholic ES
CatholicHoly Rosary Catholic ES
CatholicSt. Scholastica Catholic ES
CatholicSt. Anthony of Padua Catholic ES
CatholicSt. Peter Catholic ES
CatholicSt. Brigid Catholic ES
CatholicSt. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic ES
CatholicSt. Francis of Assisi Catholic ES
CatholicSt. Joseph Catholic ES
CatholicSt. Anne Catholic ES
CatholicSt. John Paul II Catholic ES
CatholicBishop P.F. Reding Catholic SS
CatholicTop in Milton
St. Francis Xavier Catholic SS
CatholicStrong co-curricular
St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic SS
CatholicNewer school
Milton has grown faster than almost any municipality in Canada over the past two decades, and that growth has been driven overwhelmingly by young families. The town's population skews younger than the national average, and parents moving here consistently rank school quality as one of their top three decision factors alongside commute time and home price. That makes school zones one of the most reliable indicators of neighbourhood demand and long-term property value.
Two school boards serve Milton: the Halton District School Board on the public side, and the Halton Catholic District School Board. Between them, they operate 29 schools ranging from JK through grade 12. The Halton public system is widely regarded as one of Ontario's strongest, and Milton's Catholic schools consistently outperform provincial averages. Bishop P.F. Reding Catholic Secondary holds a Fraser Institute score of 8.0–8.2 out of 10, one of the highest-rated high schools in the region.
From a real estate perspective, the connection between school quality and home values is well documented. Homes within walking distance of highly rated schools tend to hold their value more consistently during corrections and see stronger appreciation during growth periods. In Milton, neighbourhoods like Timberlea, Dempsey, and Hawthorne Village benefit from having multiple schools clustered together, which makes them particularly attractive to families with children at different grade levels.
For buyers relocating to Milton, understanding school zones narrows the neighbourhood search significantly. If Catholic education is a priority, the density of Catholic elementary schools across Milton's core gives families plenty of options. If French Immersion is the goal, W.I. Dick Middle School in Timberlea is the main pathway. And for families planning ahead for high school, proximity to Milton District High School or one of the Catholic secondary schools often factors into which side of town makes the most sense.
Which Milton neighbourhood has the best schools?
Bishop P.F. Reding Catholic Secondary School consistently ranks highest in Milton with a Fraser Institute score of 8.0–8.2 out of 10. Milton District High School scores 7.7/10. For elementary, families in Timberlea have access to E.W. Foster PS, Sam Sherratt PS, and W.I. Dick Middle School (French Immersion). Dempsey and Hawthorne Village are also popular with young families.
How do I find homes near Bishop Reding in Milton?
Bishop P.F. Reding Catholic Secondary School is located in Milton's core. There are currently 66 active listings in the surrounding area. You can browse all nearby homes, filter by price and property type, and set up alerts on the Bishop P.F. Reding school page on Miltonly.
What is the best school zone in Milton for families?
It depends on what matters most to your family. For Fraser scores, Bishop P.F. Reding (8.0–8.2) and Milton District High School (7.7) lead the secondary schools. For newer builds near good elementary schools, Hawthorne Village (Anne J. MacArthur PS) and Dempsey (Chris Hadfield PS) offer the best combination of modern housing and well-rated schools. Timberlea has three schools within walking distance and is one of Milton's most established family neighbourhoods.
Are there French Immersion schools in Milton?
Yes. W.I. Dick Middle School in Timberlea offers French Immersion for grades 6–8 through the Halton District School Board. Several Catholic elementary schools also offer Extended French programs. Contact the school boards directly for current enrollment availability.
How many schools are there in Milton Ontario?
Milton has 29 schools across two boards: the Halton District School Board (public) operates 14 schools, and the Halton Catholic District School Board operates 15 schools. This includes 10 public elementary, 4 public secondary, 12 Catholic elementary, and 3 Catholic secondary schools.
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