Grade 12 Information

Getting those last courses finished? Here's all the information you'll need!

General Information

You're almost done with your time at Manitoulin Secondary School! It goes by so fast.

Take some time to consider your post-scondary plans and explore the information here. Choosing your Grade 12 courses will have an important impact on what options are available to you after high school.

Remember that to apply to university you'll need at least 6 U or M level Grade 12 courses, including the specific ones your program requires.

Courses

NOTE: Full course descriptions are available through www.myBlueprint.ca, or by contacting the department directly.

Also take note of the eLearning/Dual Credit options when planning your choices.

Course Summary Sheet (Course Codes Explained)

ENG4C/4U/4E

OLC4O

AMU4M

AVI4M

COPSE1/COPSE2/COOPED

FSF4U/4O

HFA4U/C

HIP4O9

IDC4O

LNOAO

LNOEO

MAP4C

MCT4C

MCV4U

MEL4E

MFH4U

MDM4U

PAD4O

PAF4O

PAI4O

PPL4O

SCH4U/SCH4C

SBI4U/SBI3C

SPH4U/SPH4C

TCJ4C

TGJ4M

TMJ4C

TTJ4C

GRAD01

RES3W0

Elearn

DualCr

English (College/University/Workplace)

Ontario Literacy Course

Music

Visual Arts

Cooperative Education (Semester 1/2/either semester)

French

Nutrition and Health

Personal Life Management (eLearning)

The Ravens Program

Introduction to Ojibwe

Advanced Ojibwe

College Foundations Mathematics

College Technology Mathematics

Calculus

Mathematics for Everyday Life

Advanced Funcations

Mathematics of Data Management

Outdoor Education

Personal and Fitness Activities

Individual & Small Group Activities(Volley/Basketball) Data Management

Healthy Active Living Education

Chemistry (University/College)

Biology (University/College)

Physics (University/College)

Construction Technology

Communication Technology

Manufacturing Technology

Transportation Technology

1st Semester Only

Resource/Learning Strategies

eLearning (See here for more info)

Dual Credits (See here for more info)

Alternating Courses

These courses are only available every second year.

Next Year 2026-27

BMI3C: Marketing: Goods, Services, Events

CGD3M: Regional Geography

HHS4U/C: Families in Canada

HSE4M: Equity and Social Justice

NDW4M: Contemporary Indigenous Issues and Perspectives

in a Global Context

PSK4U: Introduction to Kinesiology

EWC4U/C: The Writer's Craft

2027-28 School Year (projected)

BAF3M: Financial Accounting Fundamentals
CGR4M/E: Environmental Resource Management
HSB4U: Challenge and Change in Society
HHG4M: Human Development Through the Lifespan
CHW3M: World History to the End of the 15th Century
SNC4M: Science (Health Sciences)