OSHAWA / CATHOLIC SECONDARY

Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School

Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School is a Catholic secondary school at 700 Stevenson Road North in Oshawa. Its community began as St. Joseph Catholic High School in 1962 and was later named for Monsignor Paul Dwyer.

School board
Durham Catholic District School Board
School type
Catholic secondary
Grades
Grades 9–12
Language
English
Address
700 Stevenson Road North, Oshawa, Ontario

Current campus

The current school website lists Stevenson Road North. Families planning a future move should check the board’s accommodation and construction updates, as school sites and attendance arrangements can change.

Student pathway

Review current courses and guidance options with the school alongside any housing shortlist. A school’s test-based rating is one part of a wider decision that includes programs, student supports and the daily journey.

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Attendance boundaries, programs, grade levels and admission rules can affect your options. A home’s municipality or proximity does not guarantee a place at this school.

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BEFORE YOUR NEXT MOVE

Your questions,
answered.

Which school board operates Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School?

Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School is part of Durham Catholic District School Board. Use the official school and board links on this page for current programs, school information and registration.

Will a home listed here qualify for admission to Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School?

A listed project does not establish eligibility for Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School. The new-home suggestions are grouped by municipality, not attendance boundary. Confirm the exact home address, program, grade and admission requirements with Durham Catholic District School Board before relying on a school assignment.

What does the academic score for Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School mean?

The 2025 Fraser Institute report gives the school 5.6 out of 10 using the 2023/2024 school year. The Fraser Institute score measures selected academic indicators. It is one starting point for research, not a complete assessment of teaching, student support, wellbeing or school fit.

UNDERSTAND THE COMPARISON

A useful starting point. A broader decision.

These lists order schools by their overall Fraser Institute score in the 2025 Ontario reports, using 2023/2024 results. The elementary report was published in January 2026 and the secondary report in November 2025. They are historical academic results, not 2026 test scores.

The Fraser Institute score measures selected academic indicators. It is one starting point for research, not a complete assessment of teaching, student support, wellbeing or school fit.

Coverage. We checked 200 rated schools located in Durham Region: 122 public elementary, 23 public secondary, 45 Catholic elementary and 10 Catholic secondary. Coverage includes English- and French-language schools across Durham’s municipalities, including Clarington. Public and Catholic schools are compared separately. Unrated schools are not treated as lower-rated schools.

Ties. Equal scores share a regional position. To display ten profiles, ties are ordered alphabetically by the current common school name, ignoring the French École prefix. A tied school outside the ten-profile selection is named on the relevant list; it is not academically lower-ranked.

Read the ranking methodology

Methodology source checked October 3, 2026.

Use the board’s current boundary and registration information, visit the school and discuss your child’s needs before making a school or home decision.

Sources & review notes

School details reviewed October 3, 2026. School information and academic results can change.

Independently prepared by Offplan Canada. School and board names identify the sources; they do not imply endorsement of this website or of any development.