Continuing Education

1. Night School
2. Internation Languages
3. Virtual School
4. Summer School

Students may apply for a night school or virtual course that cannot be scheduled for them during the current day school year. Students will maintain a full-time status (minimum 3 classes per semester) at day school if they choose to add an extra course. The extra course will be the first consideration for dropping.

1. Courses will only run if there are enough students to fill a class. A student should not count on the availability of the course.
2. Students' workloads will be heavy. In the event a student wishes to drop a course later, the student will normally be expected to drop the night school course.
3. Students wanting to take a compulsory English class should consider the impact on their language or mathematical knowledge as these are deemed foundational courses that normally benefit from:
   • direct instruction
   • regular (corrective) feedback from a teacher
   • daily rehearsal over a number of months.

New credit: Weekdays 8:30 – 3:15 during the month of July. Courses are normally offered in English, French, Math, Science, Literacy, Careers; and Civics, grade 9 and 10 Canadian geography and history and some business courses.

Improvement credit Weekdays 8:30 to 11:30 or 12:30 to 3:30 during July. For students who have received a mark of 35- 46% with good attendance to the end of the course are eligible.

Transfer courses

Transfer courses are provided by the Ministry of Education to allow a student to move from a Grade 9 applied course to a Grade 9 academic course by completing a transfer course during summer school.
Changing levels requires differing units to be learned in order to qualify for a higher level. Application forms may be obtained through your guidance counsellor when summer school applications come out. (Late April- Early May)