High School Info

Introduction

Students can only register for a course that they have already taken during the school year. 

A minimum grade of 40% is required to re-take a summer school course. Students with a mark under 40% can attend with the permission of the administrative team at their high school. Permissions can be e-mailed to gary.wilson@nbed.nb.ca. 

Summer School can help current high school students in a number of ways:

• Students who fail a course during the school year can take the course over again for course credit. This helps students stay on track to graduate with their class. The mark that they get in summer school will appear on their academic transcript.

• Post-Secondary institutions often have minimum grade averages, or a minimum mark may be required on a specific course. Often students will repeat a course that they have already passed in the hopes of getting a higher mark. The summer school mark appears on a student’s transcript and is used to determine admission and any potential scholarships.

Important Pre-Registration Information

​Students are not permitted to take a course unless they have already taken it; otherwise, your school can not accept your mark if you do.

• Students who have already taken a course may retake it to improve their mark in order to apply to community college or university.

• Students are required to have a grade of 40% or more in the course to enroll.

• Students with grades lower than 40% must seek permission from their Principal or Vice-Principal to attend summer school.

Course Information

Dates:  July 2 to 26, 2024

Location:  Harrison Trimble High School (80 Echo Dr., Moncton)

Class Times:

• Monday to Friday

• Period 1:  8:00am to 9:40am

• Period 2:  9:45am to 11:20am 

Courses Offered:

• Biology 11, 12

• Chemistry 11, 12

• Civics 10

• English 9, 10, 11, 12

• Math courses:

  1. 1. 1. Financial Workplace Math 11 and 12

        2. Foundations 11

        3. Geometry Measure and Finance 10

        4. Math 9 (REGISTRATIONS FULL)

        5. Numbers Relations and Functions 10

        6. Pre-Calculus 11

• Modern History 11

• Science 9, 10

• Social Studies 9

NOTE:  Courses are offered based on enrollment numbers. We reserve the right to not offer a course if enrollment numbers are low for any course.