Ready to start your 2nd year at MSS? Here's all the information you'll need!
As students move into Grade 10, their choice of pathway will affect prerequisites for their choice of pathway in Grade 11. Choose your pathway carefully to ensure the proper courses are available for post-secondary plans.
Compulsory Courses in Grade 10: English, Mathematics, Science, History, Civics/Careers**
**NOTE: Civics and Careers is often taken in either Grade 10 or Grade 11. Students sometimes benefit from taking this course in Grade 11 when they have more ideas for their future career and are closer in age to vote. It is still recommended as a grade 10 course for students who already have a career in mind, or for students considering a Co-op placement before their grade 12 year.
Applied: focus on core concepts. While course work exposes students to both theories and practical applications, the emphasis is on PRACTICAL, familiar real-life situations and “hands-on” applications. These courses generally lead towards the College pathway in Grades 11 & 12.
Academic: cover core concepts plus enrichment activities. While course work exposes students to both theory and practical applications, there is greater emphasis on THEORY as a basis for future learning and problem solving. These courses generally lead towards the University pathway in Grades 11 & 12.
Locally Developed Courses: may be offered for grade 9 and 10 students who have experienced difficulties in English, Mathematics and Science. They allow the student to obtain sufficient background and skill development, to prepare them for future courses in the subject area.
Open Courses: available to all students.
NOTE: Full course descriptions are available through www.myBlueprint.ca, or by contacting the department directly.
Also take note of the alternating courses (below) when planning your choices.
ENG2L, ENG2P, ENG2D
MAT2L, MFM2P, MPM2D
SVN3E, SNC2P, SNC2D
CHC2L, NAC2O, CHC2P, CHC2D
CIVCAR (GLC2O&CHV2O)
ADA2O
AMU2O/AMU3O
AVI2O/AWD3O/AVI3M
BEP2O
FSF2D or 2O
ICD2O
LNOCO
LNOAO
NDA3M
NBV3C, NBV3E
PPL2O
TAS2O
TFJ2O
TGJ2O
TCJ2O
TTJ2O
TMJ2O
IDC3O
RES3W0
English Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Mathematics Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Science Workplace, Applied, Academic
History Locally Developed, FNMI, Applied, Academic
Career Studies/Civics
Drama
Music Beginner/Intermediate
Visual Arts Beginner/Intermediate-Design/Advanced
Launching and Leading a Business
French Academic, Open
Computer Technology - Robotics
Ojibwe - Gr. 10
Introduction to Ojibwe
Contemporary First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Issues and Perspectives (Cancelled in 2022-3 due to low requests)
World Views and Aspirations of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples in Canada
Healthy Active Living Education
Technology and the Skilled Trades
Hospitality and Tourism
Communication Technology
Construction Technology
Transportation Technology
Manufacturing Technology
Introduction to Technology for Girls
Resource/Learning Strategies
These courses are only available every second year.
Forces of Nature: Physical Processes and Disasters CGF3M
Human Development Throughout the Lifespan HHG4M
Canada: History, Identity, and Culture CHI4U
Earth and Space Science SES4U
Musical Theatre (after school) AMT2O/3M/4M
Guitar AMG3O
Equity and Social Justice; From Theory to Practice HSE4M
World History to the End of the 15th Century CHW3M
Introductory Kinesiology PSK4U
Writer’s Craft EWC4U/4C