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All Grade 9 students will choose 10 COURSES
6 compulsory courses (English, Math, Science, French, Geography, Religion)
2 electives (Technology + 1 other), 2 alternate elective options
Click HERE to explore electives options for Grade 9
Place your curses on top of the REGISTRATION TAB and select the COURSE SELECTION SUB-TAB to learn how to choose your courses.
Registration Night is Wednesday, February 19th from 3pm-6pm,
St. Mother Teresa C.A.'s Guidance office
Complete and submit:
Annual School Consent and Information Package
TCDSB students should have completed course selection on myBlueprint
non-TCDSB students to bring the Course Selection Form to the Registration Night
Timetables will be issued in September to students who have submitted all signed and completed registration documents.
Grade 9 De-streamed Courses
All Grade 9 students will take classes in one stream versus an applied or academic track (Geography, English, French, Science, and Math)
Students can select locally developed for Math, English, and Science in Grade 9 if their grade 8 teacher or IEP recommends that level of study
Students new to Canada are also eligible to take ESL (levels A to E)
What is de-streaming?
Streaming means separating students into different course types such as Academic and Applied.
De-streaming means that schools will no longer offer streamed courses in grade 9.
Why are courses being de-streamed?
Research shows that de-streaming results in better outcomes for students, particularly for those who are from marginalized communities.
How will students with Special Education Needs be supported?
Teachers will implement the Individual Education Plan for students who have Special Education needs.
Teachers will continue to work collaboratively with Special Education Resource Teachers to support students in Secondary School.
Locally Developed courses will continue to be offered.
Alternate Courses: Alternate courses are there in case we cannot schedule the first elective choice onto the timetable due to compulsory courses conflicting with the elective course period availability.
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