was completed. The school has an outdoor 400 m track, which encircles a Canadian football field, on the western part of its campus, and a soccer pitch on the eastern part of its campus. Both fields serve multiple functions, including lacrosse, track and field, rugby union and field hockey. During the summer, they are used by youth sports leagues in King City. From the summer of 2011 to the end of the 2011-2012 school year, the west field was redeveloped. New grass was added, the track was repaved, a fence installed around it, and multi-use goal posts suitable for football, soccer, and field hockey were installed. Boundaries and demographics KCSS serves a geographically large area, since there are many sparsely populated communities in that area. Student enrollment has ranged from 750 to 1600. The primary boundary is similar to the township boundaries for King, though a small area in the northeast of King is served by schools in Aurora. Additionally, the eastern part of Oak Ridges, west of Yonge Street to the King town line, and parts of northern Vaughan, including Maple and Kleinburg and nearby communities, are served by KCSS. In 2006, the student body comprised residents from the following communities: Maple (30%) King City (17%) Nobleton (15%) Woodbridge (11%) Kettleby (9%) Schomberg (7%) Kleinburg (6%) Other (5%) Its current boundaries are all King township, and a portion of Oak Ridges west of Yonge Street south of 15th Sideroad. Curriculum King City Secondary School follows the curriculum standards set by the Ontario Ministry of Education. Additionally, the school offers: the English as a Second Language Program the Alternative Education Program the Music Program the High Performance Athlete Program the Leadership Program a variety of Special Education Programs King City Secondary School is a semestered school; for each of the fall and winter semesters, students register for up to four courses. Each day has four 75-minute periods, with a lunch period between the second and third academic periods. On the Education Quality and Accountability Office mathematics evaluation, 88% of the school's grade 9 students in the academic track (that is, those intending to pursue tertiary education) and 49% of those in the applied track met the standard. Extra-curricular activities King City Secondary School had an annual Marine Biology Science Trip to the Florida Keys. Established in 1990, the goal of the field trip is to demonstrate to students the relationship