The former student of St. Michael's College School faces charges of gang sexual assault, sexual assault with a weapon and assault with a weapon for incidents that occurred on campus in the fall of 2018.

The judge said the teens are intelligent and "excellent candidates for rehabilitation," but warned them they must be strong members of society going forward.

A Toronto father alleges in a lawsuit filed against Havergal College that the prestigious girls private school expelled his seven-year-old daughter because he complained that she was bullied, while the school claims his own inappropriate behaviour is the cause of her expulsion.

Crown attorney Erin McNamara read the parents' victim impact statement in a Toronto court Thursday at a sentencing hearing.

"They really want to hold people accountable who allowed this to happen - particularly the school."

After the first incident, the teen says he heard repeated taunts of "John Doe loves broom" while on campus. After the alleged sexual assault, a "John Doe loves broom" music track was shared widely on social media, he says.

The teen, who went to St. Michael's College School, faces charges that include gang sexual assault and sexual assault with a weapon related to two alleged incidents on campus last year.

The charges stemmed from three incidents in the fall of 2018.

Experts say private schools don’t have same enforcement responsibility as public schools.

The school made headlines in November as police investigated an alleged sexual assault recorded on video and shared on social media.