Milton

Renting Near Rattlesnake Point Public School

Rattlesnake Point Public School is a Public elementary school teaching JK to 8, Milton, run by the Halton DSB. The Ministry of Education reports 430 students enrolled. Everything below is public data, with the source and year beside it.

Public elementary schoolGrades JK-8EnglishHalton DSB

At a glance

430

Students enrolled

Ministry figure, 2024–2025

JK-8

Grades

Elementary

None mapped

Licensed child care within 2 km

No licensed facility within 2 km could be placed

17.9 km

Nearest GO station

Milton GO, straight line

At 430 students it is smaller than about 65% of Milton's elementary schools, whose median is 620. That is a Ministry headcount for one school year, not a class size.

School facts

Published by the Ontario Ministry of Education. Fields the Ministry does not publish for this school are shown as such rather than filled in.

Official name: Rattlesnake Point Public School
School board: Halton DSB (opens Halton DSB in a new tab)
Type: Public elementary school
Grade range: JK-8
Language of instruction: English
Address: 2050 Guelph Line, Burlington, Ontario, L7P5A8
Phone: Not published
Ministry school number (BSID): 133739
Date opened: 07/09/2021

Source: Ontario Ministry of Education, School Information and Student Demographics (2024–2025) and the Publicly Funded Schools contact list (August 2026). Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario. Data last refreshed September 4, 2026.

EQAO results, 2024–2025

The percentage of students who met the provincial standard in each assessment this school reported, beside the same figure for Ontario. These are results for one school year — not a score, a rank or a prediction.

Assessment	This school	Ontario	3-year change
Grade 3 Reading	59%	74%	-15 pts
Grade 3 Writing	56%	65%	-18 pts
Grade 3 Mathematics	53%	64%	-11 pts
Grade 6 Reading	85%	86%	-6 pts
Grade 6 Writing	88%	85%	+15 pts
Grade 6 Mathematics	52%	51%	+3 pts

Grade 3 · Reading

59%met the standard

Ontario: 74%

Grade 3 · Writing

56%met the standard

Ontario: 65%

Grade 3 · Mathematics

53%met the standard

Ontario: 64%

Grade 6 · Reading

85%met the standard

Ontario: 86%

Beside comparable schools

The province mixes every board, setting and language system together. These medians are drawn from schools sitting the same assessment in the same year, at the same level, in the same language system — so they compare like with like.

Grade 3 · Reading

59% met the standard here — 16.5 points below the median of 75.5% across the 18 Halton DSB elementary schools that reported this assessment, and 19.5 points below the median of 78.5% across the 30 publicly funded elementary schools in Milton that reported it.

Grade 3 · Writing

56% met the standard here — 10 points below the median of 66% across the 18 Halton DSB elementary schools that reported this assessment, and 15 points below the median of 71% across the 30 publicly funded elementary schools in Milton that reported it.

Grade 3 · Mathematics

53% met the standard here — 12 points below the median of 65% across the 18 Halton DSB elementary schools that reported this assessment, and 14 points below the median of 67% across the 30 publicly funded elementary schools in Milton that reported it.

Grade 6 · Reading

85% met the standard here — 5.5 points below the median of 90.5% across the 16 Halton DSB elementary schools that reported this assessment, and 4 points below the median of 89% across the 27 publicly funded elementary schools in Milton that reported it.

Grade 6 · Writing

88% met the standard here — about the same as the median of 88.5% across the 16 Halton DSB elementary schools that reported this assessment, and about the same as the median of 88% across the 27 publicly funded elementary schools in Milton that reported it.

Grade 6 · Mathematics

52% met the standard here — 4.5 points below the median of 56.5% across the 16 Halton DSB elementary schools that reported this assessment, and 4 points below the median of 56% across the 27 publicly funded elementary schools in Milton that reported it.

Each figure is a median, not an average, and each cohort counts only the schools that published a result for that exact assessment in 2024–2025. Cohorts of fewer than 10 schools are not shown, because a median over a handful of schools moves too much to mean anything.

How to read this

EQAO assessed 6 measures at this school — reading, writing and mathematics, sat in Grades 3 and 6. Each is one cohort in one year. Results are suppressed wherever a cohort is too small to report. This site publishes no ranking or composite score, and a position above or below a median is not a measure of how good a school is: EQAO reports the share of students meeting a standard in one year, and that share tracks the circumstances of the families a school draws from as much as anything the school does.

Source: Ontario Ministry of Education, School Information and Student Demographics (2024–2025), which publishes the Education Quality and Accountability Office’s per-school results. Provincial figures from EQAO’s release of 3 December 2025. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario.

Student population indicators

The Ministry publishes a small set of indicators alongside each school's profile. They describe the student body, not the neighbourhood, and are rounded by the Ministry.

Students whose first language is not English60%
Students new to Canada from a non-English-speaking country15%
Students receiving special education services10%
Students identified as gifted0%
School-aged children living in low-income households5%
Students whose parents have no degree, diploma or certificate0%

Source: Ontario Ministry of Education, School Information and Student Demographics (2024–2025). Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario.

Neighbourhood

No mapped neighbourhood for this address

The Ministry gives this school's address in Burlington, which sits outside every neighbourhood boundary the municipality publishes, so this page has no neighbourhood to link to.

Rather than attach the nearest mapped area — the closest is kilometres away and the municipality draws no boundary between them — this page leaves the relationship out. Which names have no published boundary, and why, is set out on the data page.

Getting there

Milton Transit runs the local bus network, much of it oriented towards Milton GO at peak times. The Milton GO corridor has historically concentrated service in weekday peak-direction trips, so check the current timetable against the trips you actually make. Highway 401 runs along the town's southern edge, and the escarpment limits routes to the west.

Nearest GO station: Milton GO — about 17.9 km in a straight line
Local transit: Milton Transit

The 17.9 km to Milton GO is a straight line from this school's Ministry-published coordinates — not a walking or driving time. Check the real trip at the times you travel.

Registering here

Renting near Rattlesnake Point Public School does not assign a child to it: the attendance area belongs to Halton District School Board, it changes, and placement depends on programme, grade and capacity. This school teaches JK-8, so confirm the grade you need is offered at the address you are considering.

HDSB — The English public board for Milton, Oakville, Burlington and Halton Hills. (opens Halton District School Board in a new tab)

What to have ready, and how registration works in Milton: renting in Milton with children.

Other schools nearby

Straight-line distance from this school. Useful when you are weighing several addresses at once.

Common questions

Which board runs Rattlesnake Point Public School?

Rattlesnake Point Public School is Public elementary school operated by Halton DSB, teaching JK to 8. Every detail on this page comes from the Ontario Ministry of Education's published school information for 2024–2025.

Does renting near Rattlesnake Point Public School guarantee a place at the school?

No. Attendance areas are set by Halton DSB and can change, and placement also depends on programme, grade and capacity. Confirm the current attendance area for a specific address with the board before you sign a lease — this site does not publish attendance boundaries.

How big is Rattlesnake Point Public School?

The Ministry reports 430 students for the 2024–2025 school year. Enrolment is published once a year, so it describes that year rather than today's register.

What do the EQAO results for Rattlesnake Point Public School show?

EQAO publishes the percentage of students who met the provincial standard in each assessment. In 2024–2025, 59% met the standard in Grade 3 reading here, against 74% across Ontario. This page shows every assessment the school published results for. They are one year's snapshot, not a ranking.

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Where this page’s data comes from

School information and student demographics, 2024–2025 (opens Ontario Ministry of Education in a new tab) — Ontario Ministry of Education. 2024–2025 school year. Updated annual (the ministry lists the dataset as updated monthly; a new school year is added once a year). Retrieved September 4, 2026. Open Government Licence – Ontario (opens Ontario Ministry of Education in a new tab)Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario.
Ontario public school contact information, August 2026 (opens Ontario Ministry of Education in a new tab) — Ontario Ministry of Education. August 2026. Updated monthly. Retrieved September 4, 2026. Open Government Licence – Ontario (opens Ontario Ministry of Education in a new tab)Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario.

Full method notes, refresh cadence and the list of data this site deliberately does not publish are on the data page.