Grade 9 Courses

Students in Grade 9 will take the following 8 Compulsory Credits

• English - ENL1W

• Mathematics - MTH1W

• Science - SNC1W

• French - FSF1D

• Canadian Geography - CGG1W

• Healthy Active Living Education - PPL1O

• One Exploring Technology course

• One Art course

Choose One of the following:

• Technology and Skilled Trades- TAS1OS (Tech Services)

• Technology and Skilled Trades- TAS1OT (Trades Tech)

• Computer Technology and Skilled Trades - TEJ1O

Choose One of the following:

• Visual Arts - AVI1O

• Drama - ADA1O

• Instrumental Music - AMI1O

Grade 10 Courses

Grade 10 will take the following 5 Compulsory Credits

• English - ENG2D or ENG2P or ENG2L

• Mathematics - MPM2D or MFM2P or MAT2L

• Science - SNC2D or SNC2P or SNC2L

• Canadian History - CHC2D or CHC2P

• Career Studies (0.5 credit) - GLC2O and Civics and Citizenship (0.5 credit) - CHV2O

Choose 3 Additional Credits at the Grade 10 Level

Grade 11 Courses

Students in Grade 11 will take Compulsory English and Mathematics Credits

Students must check carefully that the requirements for any additional compulsory credits are completed.

• English - NBE3C or NBE3E or NBE3U

• Mathematics - MBF3C or MEL3E or MCF3M or MCR3U

Choose Up to 6 Additional Credits:

Students in Grade 11 may select a Grade 12 course if prerequisite has been completed.

Grade 12 Courses

Students entering Grade 12 shall choose a minimum of 6 courses and must choose one English course to complete diploma requirements.

• English - ENG4C or ENG4E or ENG4U or OLC4O

Graduating Students Planning to Return

The goals of our secondary planning process are for students to be able to access the classes that they require to complete their diploma requirements and to support them to be equipped for their future plans. Students who have not completed their diplomas will be loaded first in the scheduling process. This process will mean that the students who have not yet graduated will be prioritized in the course scheduling process. 

Students who achieve their OSSD in June 2026 will be able to register to return to school in the Fall following their graduation. School staff will meet with all students who are graduating in June 2026 and plan to return in September 2026 for at least one semester to ensure they are aware that they will not receive their timetables until those for non-graduating students are fulfilled. 

If you or your child have extenuating circumstances that you believe the school should consider (for example, need to complete a course prerequisite for admission to a post-secondary program, etc.), or if you have any questions, please reach out to the Student Services Department.