Heritage Regional High School

What Heritage Regional High School does

Heritage Regional High School is a public anglophone secondary school located at 7445 Chemin Chambly in Saint-Hubert (Longueuil), Quebec, Canada. It operates under the governance of the Riverside School Board (Commission scolaire Riverside) and is funded primarily through the Quebec Ministry of Education. The school is the second-largest English-language high school in Quebec and serves students from 69 municipalities across the Montérégie region, with a staff complement described in the input as including a Principal, four Vice Principals, program coordinators, and 130+ teachers and support personnel across subject areas.

The school delivers six distinct academic programs: General Studies (standard Quebec Education Program track), International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (authorized IB World School since 1996), Fine Arts Focus (Dance, Drama, Music, Visual Arts), iTEC (Integrating Technology, Engineering and Creativity, covering computer science, networking, web design, 3D animation, and robotics), CFER (alternative work-study program for students aged 15+), and Sports Excellence (seven disciplines: basketball, hockey, gymnastics, soccer, swimming, track and field, and wrestling). Support services include a Learning Commons with library, computer labs, and mindfulness rooms; Support Services and Guidance; a part-time school nurse via partnership with local CLSC; and a multimedia production studio enabling daily live-streamed broadcasts.

Heritage's business model is government-funded education supplemented by modest annual program fees for concentration programs: International Baccalaureate ($380/year), Fine Arts Focus (~$1,600/year), iTEC ($1,500/year), and Sports Excellence ($1,200-$3,600/year depending on discipline). Distribution operates through zone-based enrollment administered by the Riverside School Board, with concentration programs requiring separate applications including auditions (Fine Arts), athletic tryouts (Sports Excellence), and interviews (iTEC). Operational delivery relies on formal partnerships with seven external sports organizations and three athletic leagues (RSEQ, GMAA, SSIAA), Chartwells for cafeteria services, and Alveole Urban Bee-Keeping for environmental programming.

Name

Heritage Regional High School

Legal name

Heritage Regional High School

Website

https://hrhs.rsb.qc.ca

Company type

Private

Founded year

1996

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Heritage Regional High School is the second-largest English-language public secondary school in Quebec, serving Secondary 1-5 students from 69 Montéréggie municipalities through six programs including IB, Fine Arts Focus, iTEC, Sports Excellence, CFER, and General Studies.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Secondary Education (Public High School)

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (6111), Educational Services (61)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Public High Schools (EDAJAAAD)

akta.pro secondary industry

International/Global Curriculum Schools (IB, Cambridge, etc.) (EDAJABAG)

Keywords

• Secondary education
• Public high school
• International baccalaureate program
• Athletic excellence program
• Fine arts education

Headquarters

HQ city

St-Hubert (Longueuil)

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. International Baccalaureate Program Fee: Annual program fee charged to students enrolled in the IB program, covering enriched curriculum delivery and IB-specific instructional resources.
2. Fine Arts Focus Program Fee: Annual program fee of approximately $1,600 per year for students in the Fine Arts Focus concentration program, covering specialized instruction, materials, and facility access in dance, drama, music, and visual arts disciplines.
3. iTEC Program Fee: Annual program fee of approximately $1,500 for students in the iTEC (Innovative Computer Applications and Networking) concentration program, covering technology instruction and lab resources.
4. Sports Excellence Program Fee: Sport-specific annual program fees ranging from $1,200 (wrestling) to $3,600 (hockey), with basketball at $1,260, gymnastics at $3,200, soccer at $3,480, swimming at $2,300, and track & field at $1,855. Fees cover coaching, facility access, and athletic training.
5. Public Education Funding: Heritage Regional High School operates as a public anglophone secondary school under the Riverside School Board (RSB) with primary funding from Quebec Ministry of Education. Core academic programs are publicly funded with no tuition for eligible students.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Heritage Regional High School is a public anglophone secondary school delivering Secondary 1-5 education through six core programs: General Studies, International Baccalaureate (IB Middle Years Programme), Fine Arts Focus (Dance, Drama, Music, Visual Arts), iTEC (technology and computing), CFER (work-study alternative), and Sports Excellence (seven athletic disciplines). It charges program-specific annual fees for concentration tracks on top of public funding, and supports students with counseling, learning commons, and dining services.

Product overview

Heritage Regional High School offers a comprehensive educational portfolio consisting of six main academic programs: the General Studies Program (standard academic track), International Baccalaureate (IB) Program (authorized IB World School since 1996), Fine Arts Focus (FAF) in four disciplines, iTEC technology program, CFER work-study program, and Sports Excellence athletic program. The school also provides support services including SS&G counseling, Learning Commons, athletics, student council, and various extracurricular activities. The school operates as the second largest English high school in Quebec, serving students from Secondary 1-5.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Sports Excellence Program: A program providing student-athletes with high-level training to develop their potential in selected sports (basketball, hockey, track and field, wrestling, gymnastics, soccer, swimming) while promoting academic success.
• Fine Arts Focus (FAF)
• iTEC (Integrating Technology, Engineering and Creativity)
• CFER (Certificat de Formation en Entreprise et Récupération)
• International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme

Products and services

• General Studies Program The standard academic program providing a comprehensive secondary education with focus on respect, excellence, and pride values. Students can pursue future academic paths in CEGEP, vocational education, and university upon graduation. Three levels of French are offered: French Second-Language, French Enriched, and French Mother Tongue.
• International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme An authorized IB World School program offering the IB Middle Years Programme (IBMYP) to Secondary 1-5 students. The program provides a framework encouraging students to become creative, critical and reflective thinkers with focus on intercultural understanding, learning skills, character development, and global engagement. Annual program fee of $380.
• Fine Arts Focus (FAF) A specialized arts education program fostering development of young artists in four disciplines: Dance, Drama, Music, and Visual Arts, while following a condensed academic schedule. Includes access to state-of-the-art auditorium and recording studio. Annual program fee of approximately $1,600, varying by discipline. Admission requires audition.
• iTEC (Integrating Technology, Engineering and Creativity) A technology-focused program preparing students for post-secondary studies and careers in computer science, software engineering, web development, and related technical fields. Students learn computer assembly, networking, web design, 3D animation, robotics, and digital arts. Annual program fee of $1,500. Admission requires interview and technology questionnaire.
• CFER (Certificat de Formation en Entreprise et Récupération) A 3-5 year alternative work-study program combining classroom learning with work placement components. Designed for students who are 15+ years old and have had difficulties in the regular program, helping them become autonomous individuals, engaged citizens, and productive workers.
• Sports Excellence Program A concentration program providing student-athletes with high-level training in 7 disciplines (Basketball, Hockey, Gymnastics, Soccer, Swimming, Track & Field, Wrestling) while promoting academic success. Sport-specific fees range from $1,200 (wrestling) to $3,600 (hockey). Training is 4 days/week with athletic therapy services and partnerships with local sports clubs.
• Support Services & Guidance (SS&G) Collaborative support service working with students, parents, and staff to provide support in identifying social and emotional difficulties that affect school attendance or performance.
• Learning Commons A collaborative workspace available to students before school, at lunch, and after school. Features an extensive library, computer labs, private pods for group work, Smart TVs for presentations, and mindfulness/meditation rooms.
• School Cafeteria Services (Chartwells) Hot and cold meals available daily on campus via Chartwells, contracted to operate the school cafeteria. Payment by cash, debit, or prepaid ZipThru cards. Phone payment not accepted per Quebec government policy.

Quantifiable outcome

• Graduates pursue academic paths in CEGEP, Vocational Education, and University
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

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App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

13 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• ChartwellscoreOthersChartwells has been contracted to operate the school cafeteria services. They offer a healthy choice of hot and cold meals daily. Payment can be made by cash, debit, and prepaid ZipThru cards available for purchase at the cafeteria or their website. Due to new cell phone usage policy in Quebec schools, phone payment is not accepted.
• Club Gym RichelieucoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Club Gym Richelieu (3600 1er Rue, St-Hubert) for Gymnastics program. Sports Excellence students leave Heritage at 14:00 and are transported to Club Gym Richelieu for training until 17:00. Students must be at competitive level and actively competing during program enrollment. Additional training available with the club.
• Association Régionale de Soccer de la Rive-Sud (ARSRS)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSoccer program organized and operated by ARSRS. Technical Director Marcelo Corrales oversees Heritage's program. Students train M/T/Th/F with ARSRS staff on Heritage's turf fields until mid-November, then at Complexe Sportif CN in Dix30 during winter. Students must be actively playing competitive club soccer.
• Club de Natation Hippocampe/VéloxcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSwimming program operated by Club de Natation Velox under Head Coach Guy Dorion. Competitive swimming program requiring student-athletes to actively compete. Junior training M/T/Th/F 14:00-16:00, seniors until 17:00. Additional Wednesday session required (6:00-8:00 or 17:00-18:30).
• Rosanne Laflamme ArenacoreOthersHockey and swimming programs utilize Rosanne Laflamme Arena located at 7405 Terrasse du Centre, St-Hubert (adjacent to school). Hockey practice sessions held at this arena or at Complexe Sportif CN in Dix30. Swimming evaluations conducted at this facility.
• Complexe Sportif CN (Dix30)coreOthersIndoor training facility for Soccer (winter months), Hockey (when needed), and Track & Field (winter months). Located in Brossard's Dix30 area. Students transported by bus for indoor training sessions.
• Alveole Urban Bee-KeepingminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSchool garden collaboration with Alveole Urban Bee-Keeping. Two beehives installed in school garden as part of environmental education. Students harvest honey and help create organic honey products. Demonstrates commitment to sustainability and environmental awareness.
• Club d'Athlétisme Rive-Sud (CARS)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAffiliated summer training club for Track & Field athletes seeking additional competitions and year-round training. Students in Sports Excellence Track & Field may join CARS for extended training throughout summer months.
• Riverside School Board (RSB)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorHeritage Regional High School operates under the Riverside School Board (Commission scolaire Riverside). RSB manages central enrollment, school zone boundaries, and registration processes. School calendar and policies align with RSB guidelines.
• RSEQ (Réseau Sport Étudiant Québec)coreOthersHeritage Huskies compete in RSEQ Monteregie league for interscholastic athletics. Hockey teams registered in RSEQ Scolaire Hockey Provincial League. Track & Field and other sports compete in RSEQ circuits.
• GMAA (Greater Montreal Athletic Association)coreOthersHeritage wrestling team competes in GMAA league. GMAA is one of three athletic associations (along with RSEQ and SSIAA) in which Heritage Huskies compete.
• SSIAA (South Shore Interscholastic Athletic Association)coreOthersHeritage participates in SSIAA for various sports including Track & Field and Cross Country competitions. One of three athletic leagues for Heritage Huskies athletics program.
• CLSC (Centre local de services communautaires)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLocal CLSC provides part-time school nurse (Lise Boucher) who meets with students referred by administration or Support Services & Guidance. Nurse handles vaccinations, health appointments, and classroom presentations on health topics. Students under 14 require parental consent.

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Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Lester B. Pearson High School: Public anglophone secondary school in the greater Montreal area offering IB and a similar multi-program portfolio. Comparable as a Quebec public English high school competing for the same student pool and offering parallel IB/concentration tracks.
• Westmount High School: Public anglophone secondary school in Westmount, Montreal. Comparable as a Quebec public English-language high school offering IB and arts programs with a similar multi-program portfolio.
• Beaconsfield High School: Public anglophone secondary school in Beaconsfield on the West Island of Montreal. Comparable to Heritage as a Quebec public English-language high school with comparable program and athletic offerings.
• Royal West Academy: Public anglophone secondary school in Montreal West under the English Montreal School Board offering IB and enriched programs. Directly comparable to Heritage as a public English-language high school with IB authorization serving a multi-municipality catchment in Quebec.
• Kensington Senior High School: Public anglophone secondary school in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood. Comparable to Heritage as a Quebec public English-language high school with similar program offerings and student demographics.
• Rosemère High School: Public anglophone secondary school in Rosemère in the Laurentides/Laval region. Comparable as a Quebec public English-language high school with similar curriculum structure and athletics programs.
• Pierrefonds Comprehensive High School: Public anglophone secondary school in Pierrefonds, Quebec. Comparable as a large public English-language high school with diversified program offerings and competitive athletics.
• Macdonald High School: Public anglophone secondary school in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec. Comparable as a public English-language secondary school operating under a Quebec school board with similar program structure and extracurricular offerings.
• John Rennie High School: Public anglophone secondary school in Pointe-Claire serving the West Island of Montreal. Comparable as a Quebec public English-language secondary school with similar program breadth and extracurricular athletics emphasis.

Broad incumbents

• Riverside School Board (Parent Body): The English-language school board that operates Heritage and other secondary schools across the Montérégie region. Comparable as the umbrella governance and funding entity that allocates students, defines curriculum, and sets policy affecting Heritage and its direct peers.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses3 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

• Instagraminstagram.com/heritage_huskies_hockey
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/heritage-regional-high-school

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