> A child who has done only english has a similar option, but it will require considerable extra work on their part to switch to french. So a public french imme

> A child who has done only english has a similar option, but it will require considerable extra work on their part to switch to french. So a public french immersion high school cannot be considered open to all Yeah ... No. Are you just looking for things to complain? If there's some school with a good reputation is it automatically 'limiting access' to those kids who don't live in that neighborhood? Jeez.