NON - CREDIT CHOICES
Computer Skills Course - develops keyboarding, software skills, and desktop publishing through practical projects. KTT
Cooking - Students practice safe cooking, prepare foods, and strengthen essential kitchen skills. KHI
Creative Arts - exploring the arts expression and enjoyment KAL
Geography - Students learn community awareness, geography, safety, and navigation skills. KCW
Independent Living Skills - Students build goal‑setting, organization, financial awareness, and community‑living skills. KGL
✱Literacy - language and communication skills KEN
Money Management and Personal Banking - build money management, banking skills, and numeracy through practical activities. KBB
✱Numeracy - number skills and money management KMM
Physical Education - develop fitness, teamwork, and sports skills through active participation. KPF
Science - builds understanding of living things, sustainability, and environmental responsibility. KSN
Self Help / Self Care - build independence through learning essential self‑care, hygiene, and grooming skills. KPP
Transit Training - develops transit skills, safety awareness, and confidence through community excursions. KCC
Transition from Highschool (World of Work) - builds independence through exploring programs, resources, and community opportunities. KGW
Leadership, Personal Growth and Well Being - strengthen leadership, wellness skills, and communication through reflective, active learning. KHD
✱Recommended every year
CREDIT CHOICES FOR MID Students
English Gr. 9 - ENG1L9 Gr. 10 - ENG2L9
helps MID ISP students build confidence in reading, writing, and everyday communication through clear instruction, guided practice, and real‑life learning activities
Literacy Skills - Reading and Writing Gr. 10 - ELS2O9
literacy course that helps students strengthen essential reading, writing, and communication skills through clear instruction, guided practice, and meaningful, real‑life learning activities
Math Gr. 9 - MAT1L9 Gr. 10 - MAT2L9 Gr. 11 - MEL3E1
helps students strengthen foundational skills in number sense, measurement, and working with money through clear instruction, hands‑on activities, and real‑life problem‑solving they can use every day
Geography - Local and Canadian Gr. 9 - CGC1W9
learn practical skills like reading maps, navigating city routes, understanding infographics, and identifying key features of Canada’s geography
History - Expression of Aboriginal Cultures Gr. 10 - NAC2O9
explore the diverse histories, traditions, and creative expressions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples while building practical skills in understanding stories, artworks, and cultural perspectives
Drama Gr. 9 - ADA1O9 Gr. 10 - ADA2O9
build confidence, creativity, and communication skills through acting, improv, movement, teamwork, and exploring stories in fun, supportive ways
Visual Arts Gr. 9 - AVI1O9 Gr. 10 - AVI2O9
explore drawing, painting, and design while building confidence, problem‑solving skills, and the ability to express ideas through art
Music Gr. 9 - AMU1O9 Gr. 10 - AMU2O9
learn to play, listen, and create music while building confidence, teamwork, and practical skills in reading and understanding musical ideas
Integrated Arts Gr. 9 - ALC1O9 Gr. 10 - ALC2O9
explore drama, music, visual arts, and media to build confidence, teamwork, and the ability to express ideas in different artistic ways
Careers and Civics (1 Credit Package) Gr. 10 - GLC2O9 & CHV2O9
learn how to make informed choices about school, work, and future pathways while also understanding their rights, responsibilities, and role in their community
Exploring Family Studies Gr. 9 - HIF1O9 Gr. 10 - HIF2O9
learn everyday life skills such as healthy relationships, decision‑making, communication, budgeting, and understanding how families and individuals thrive at home, at school, and in the community
INTEGRATED CREDIT CHOICES
Students taking credit courses are assessed to meet the Ministry of Education Course Expectations, not individualized expectations set out on page 3 of the IEP. Also, credit courses are not guaranteed to have support staff within the class.
Healthy Living and Personal and Fitness Activities PAF
Healthy Active Living Education PPL
Cooking TFJ
Baking TFB
Yearbook (Exploring Communications Technology) TGJ
Green Industries THF
Photography TGP
Cosmetology (Hairstyling and Nails) TXJ
Cosmetology (Hairstyling) TXH
Cosmetology (Nails) TXA
CO-OP Experience : Students who choose the 2‑credit Co‑op option spend their afternoons at a community job placement, gaining real‑world work experience while building independence, communication skills, and confidence in new environments. To select this option, please write “2COOP” on the course selection form.
Gr 9
English ENG1W1
Geography CGC1W1
Science SNC1L1 SNC1W1
Gr. 10
English ENG2L1 ENG2D1
Math MAT2L1 MPM2D1
Civics and Careers CHV2O1 and GLC2O1
First Nation, Metis and Inuit Peoples (History) NAC2O1
Gr. 11
English NBE3C1 NBE3E1
Math MEL3E1 MBF3C1
If you would like to fast track your COLLEGE LEVEL ENGLISH ( Gr. 11 English Semester 1, Gr. 12 English Semester 2), CHOOSE ENGFAST
Gr. 12
English ENG4C1 ENG4E1
OSSLT Course OLC4O1 {if unsuccessful on the OSSLT; can complete this course}
ART:
DRAMA ADA 2O1 ADA 3M1 ADA 3O1 ADA 4M1 ADA 4O1
MUSIC AMU2O1
VISUAL ARTS AVI2O1 AVI3M1 AVI4M1
BUSINESS:
Marketing: Retail and Service BMI 3C1
GUIDANCE: INTERDISCIPLINARY:
Designing Your Future GWL3O1 Workplace Readiness IDC3O1
Cooperative Education 2COOP
Dual Credit DUALCR
MATH:
Gr. 12 MEL 4E1 MAP4C1
SCIENCE:
Gr. 11 Biology SBI3C1
Gr. 11 Environmental Science SVN3M1
SOCIAL SCIENCE:
Equity and Social Justice: From Theory to Practice HSE4M1
Food and Culture HFC3E1 HFC3M1
Personal Life Management HIP4O1
TECHNICAL EDUCATION:
Communication Technology TGJ3M1 TGJ4M1
Hairstyling and Aesthetics: Nails TXA3E1 TXA4E1
Hairstyling and Aesthetics: Hairstyling TXH3E1 TXH4E1
Hairstyling and Aesthetics TXJ3E1 TXJ4E1
Hospitality and Tourism: Baking TFB3E1 TFB4E1
Hospitality and Tourism: Cooking TFJ2O1 TFJ3C1 TFJ4C1
Photography TGP3M1 TGP4M1
Exploring Green Industries THJ3M1 THJ4M1
COURSE SELECTION IS DUE ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th