Our History
Our Story
Founded in 2006 by Bryan Levy-Young, The Study Academy emerged from a vision for an educational experience that catered to the individual. Levy-Young’s background as a family therapist, camp director, children’s television writer, chairperson of Fashion Cares, and school director fueled his desire to create a school that balanced academic excellence with an understanding of students’ social and emotional needs.
The Study Academy’s guiding principle is that every student learns differently. This philosophy translates into a small-class environment where teachers act as mentors, tailoring their approach to each student’s unique learning style and strengths. The school fosters a supportive atmosphere with high academic standards that prioritises personal growth skill development.
TSA’s student body in 2008, as included in our first yearbook.
2006
The Study opens as an elementary school at Birch Avenue, with five students
Founder: Bryan Levy-Young, Principal: Jason Krell
2008
First school inspection to start offering high school credits
2010
TSA moves to Glebe Road East
2012
Organisational restructuring to not-for-profit
Name changes to “The Study Academy”
2017
- School expansion with Upper School move to Yonge Street (2040)
- First school membership in the Independent and Private School Forum
2018
First writing of AP® exams
2019
Student body surpasses 100
2021
Successfully accredited by Cognia
2022
Bradley Gunter ascends to Lower School Principal
2023
- School expansion of footprint on Yonge Street (2030)
- Initiation of the first parent council
TSA’s student body in 2018.