Hockey Course
Healthy Living and Large Group Activities (Hockey - Coed), Grade 10 and 11
This co-ed course focuses on the development of a healthy lifestyle and participation through the sport of hockey and other enjoyable physical activities that have the potential to engage students’ interest throughout their lives. Students will be encouraged to develop personal competence in a variety of movement skills, and will be given opportunities to improve overall fitness, practice goal-setting, decision making, coping, social, and interpersonal skills. Students will also study the components of hockey theory and strategy, healthy nutrition, mental health, healthy relationships, and personal safety.
Please note: There are course fees and individual equipment requirements for this course. Assistance with fees and equipment are available upon request. For more information, please speak to guidance staff or the school administration.
Students will have the opportunity to have ice time 2-3 days a week during the school day as part of this course
The EMPOWER program offers comprehensive reading intervention programs for struggling readers. It includes five reading intervention modules that address decoding, spelling, reading comprehension and vocabulary skills.
Students are recommended to the program by teachers after the first semester of Grade 9.
The TAG program at CASS is designed for identified gifted and talented students who are interested in extended learning and seeking more diverse learning opportunities. Students are invited to join this program based on their academic standing.
critical thinking skills
university tours & lectures
codebreaking & geocaching challenges
engineering challenges
skills in riddles and logic problems
access to TVDSB SPARKS events at University campuses
field trips
student-directed options
compacting Careers & Civics
CTRL V Virtual Gaming Trip
Students have the opportunity to not only explore their passion for Robotics through the Robotics Club, WIRED 7475, though also through Robotics focussed courses such as;
Manufacturing Technology: Robotics and Control Technician
Manufacturing Engineering Technology: Robotics and Control Systems
Technological Design: Robotics and Control System Design
Technological Design: Robotics
For more information, please contact our Guidance Department.
Agriculture
Hospitality & Tourism
Electrical/HVAC
Hairstyling & Aesthetics
Manufacturing and Robotics
Check out this video about the Specialist High Skills Major program here at CASS!
A Specialist High Skills Major is a program that bundles specific courses, industry-standard certifications and real world experiences outside of the classroom, for our CASS students.
SHSM programs begin in grade 11 so interested students should speak to a guidance counsellor or teacher within the subject area of interest when they are in grade 10 in order to plan required courses for grade 11.
Further details are available through TVDSB's Specialist High Skills Major Page.