Why Families
Choose RLC

Extraordinary learning is in our nature

Come and see if Rosseau Lake College feels like home
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Get in touch

Welcome from Kat Ennis

Kat Ennis, Director of Admissions and Enrolment Management
705-732-4351 ext. 150
kat.ennis@rosseaulakecollege.com

You can read about a school. It's harder to feel one.

At RLC, that feeling begins the moment you arrive on campus: the quiet of the lake, the pull of the forest trails, and the way a hallway full of strangers quickly starts to feel like a room full of friends. Everything we comes back to a simple belief: students grow best when they’re known well and given the confidence to be themselves.

I could tell you about our programs, but I'd rather show you. Whether you live just down the road or on the other side of the world, we'll bring RLC to you through a campus visit, a virtual tour, or a video call. However we connect, I'd love to learn more about your family and explore what RLC could look like for your child.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Kat Ennis, Director of Admissions and Enrolment Management
kat.ennis@rosseaulakecollege.com

"RLC has transformed my son. He is becoming the person he was meant to be."

^{Moira MacSween, RLC parent}‍

The RLC difference

A compass for life. Small classes, teachers who know every student well, and personal university guidance prepare students for what comes next.

Learning is in our nature. Our 56-acre campus on Lake Rosseau is part of the classroom. Students canoe, hike, and learn outdoors every week, from geography on the trails to physics in a canoe.

A place for everyone. With never more than 150 students, everyone knows your name, and teachers know what each students needs to be successful. Belonging starts on a student's first day, and being part of our community isn't something you have to earn.

A second home. Whether your child joins us as a day student or lives on campus, RLC becomes a second home. Our staff look after wellbeing as closely as academics, so families can rest easy knowing their child is in good hands.

Adventure with purpose. Through outdoor education, Round Square, and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, students try things that feel a little scary at first and build the confidence that comes from doing hard things and discovering they can.
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