Check out all you need to know about Dual Credit and SWAC
Check out the SWAC & Dual Credit Program Information Document attached.
If you are interested in learning more please speak to your Guidance Counsellor or Ms Kukar
e-Learning Day School
If you are TDSB secondary student who is interested in taking an online, mostly asynchronous course as part of your timetable, the e-Learning Day School program may be for you. e-Learning courses are primarily asynchronous and run for a full semester. Teachers deliver synchronous lessons weekly for about an hour. Students are expected to log in daily and to keep up-to-date with their assignments.
Secondary students in the TDSB who are enrolled in one or more courses at their day school can include one e-Learning course per semester as part of their regular timetable. The course request must first be approved by the school Guidance Counsellor. Once the student is enrolled in an e-Learning course, the course is added to the student's current day school timetable. Please see this list of courses for 2026/27 eLearning day school
Please note that e-Learning courses are only assigned when we are unable to schedule you into a course at Forest Hill. This may occur when a course is full, cancelled, or cannot fit into your schedule. e-Learning is not used as a first choice placement, but rather as an alternative when no in person option is available.
Please note that although e-Learning courses are asynchronous, they are not self-paced courses. Assignments and evaluations are to be completed and submitted according to the due dates established in the course outline. Students are expected to log in and commit 75-90 minutes daily to engage in and complete work independently. While it may vary throughout the duration of the course, that is the equivalent of 75-minutes of class time, along with homework time.
TDSB Night School Courses 2026/27
The Toronto District School Board offers Night School credit courses that are open to all high school students and adults working towards their high school diploma. Students may take a new credit course or retake a course previously completed to upgrade their mark. Registration opened on August 25th, 2026 and closes on September 25th, 2026 at 12:00 p.m.
Students must meet the prerequisite requirements to enroll in a Night School course. Students and their parents/guardians are encouraged to consult with their day school Guidance Counsellor to review course selections. Please see this list of Semester 1 Remote Full Credit Courses and Remedial Math Courses.
The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) reserves the right to cancel classes. A list of cancelled courses will be posted on the “Course Offerings” page of the website seven days before the registration deadline. Students will be notified by email in advance, allowing them time to select an alternative course, if available.
Night School runs for 15 weeks with two semesters each school year, 2 days a week from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.:
Semester 1: October to January
Semester 2: February to June
Students may take up to two credit courses per semester; one on Monday/Wednesday and another on Tuesday/Thursday. Alternatively, students may choose to take one course in Semester 1 and another in Semester 2.
Login/Registration information can be found here