Spec. ed.
You can access Special Education Support in room 214.
Services Available for Students with Special Education Identifications:
Withdrawal Assistance (Learning Strategies)
The Learning Strategies is a credit bearing course that you take in one semester where you learn about the skills and strategies to be successful in high school. You learn how to advocate for your accommodations as set out in your IEP. The Learning Strategies course is taught by your Special Education Resource Teacher (SERT).
Resource Assistance
Resource Assistance is provided by the Special Education Resource Teacher by supporting you in your classes. Instructional supports and accommodations are provided and continually assessed and evaluated by the the Special Education Resource Teacher in consultation with your classroom teacher.
Indirect Support
Indirect Support is a monitoring level of service provided to students who are placed in the regular classroom. The Special Education Resource Teacher, in consultation with the classroom teacher, monitors the student's progress and makes program adjustments when required.
Recommended Courses:
Learning Strategies 1: Skills for Success in Secondary School (Grades 9/10)
Sample units of study in Grade 9:
Preparing for Learning
Research Skills
Presentation Skills
Me as a Learner: Self-Knowledge & Opportunities
Sample units of study in Grade 10:
Literacy
Knowledge and Skill Development
Exploring Opportunities
Advanced Learning Strategies: Skills for Success After Secondary School (Grades 11/12)
Sample units of study in Grade 11:
Literacy
Numeracy
Mental Health
Sample units of study in Grade 12:
Goal Setting
Learning Skills
Transitioning to Post-Secondary
Post-Secondary/Apprenticeship/Work Profile
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