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ARTS

ADA1O1 Drama

Grade 9 Open

ADA2O1 Drama

Grade 10 Open

ADA3M1 Drama

Grade 11 U/C

ADA4M1 Drama

Grade 12 U/C

AWJ3O1 * Stage Design

Grade 11 Open

AWJ4M1 * Stage Design Grade 12 U/C

ADB2O1 &AMT2O1* Music Theatre (2credits)

Grade 10 Open

ADB3O1 &AMT3O1* Music Theatre (2credits)

Grade 11 Open

ADB4M1 &AMT4M1* Music Theatre (2credits)

Grade 12 U/C

Offered Alternate Years *Music Theatre offered 2020-2021

*AWJ3M/3O/4M offered 2020-2021 **Drama Production 2021-2022

ADD2O1 &ADP3M** Production (2credits)

Grade 10 Open & 11 U/C

ADD3M1 &ADP3M** Production (2credits)

Grade 11 U/C

ADD4M1 &ADP4M1** Production (2credits)

Grade 12 U/C

AWJ3M1 * Stage Design Grade 11 U/C

ARTS

AMI1O1 Instrumental Music

Grade 9 Open

AMV1O1 Music—Vocal Grade 9 Open

AMI2O1 Instrumental Music

Grade 10 Open

AMV2O1 Music—Vocal Grade 10 Open

AMV3M1 Music—Vocal Grade 11 U/C

AMI3M1 Instrumental Music

Grade 11 U/C

AMI4M1 Instrumental Music

Grade 12 U/C

AMG2O1 Music—Guitar Grade 10 Open

AMG3M1 Music—Guitar Grade 11 U/C

AMV4M1 Music—Vocal Grade 12 U/C

AMG4M1 Music—Guitar Grade 12 U/C

AMG1O1 Music—Guitar Grade 9 Open

ARTS

AVI1O1 /NAC1O1 Visual Arts/ Expressions of Indigenous Culture

Grade 9 Open

AVI2O1 Visual Arts

Grade 10 Open

AVI3M1 Visual Arts Grade 11 U/C

AVI4M1 Visual Arts Grade 12 U/C

AVI3O1 Visual Arts

Grade 11 Open

AWO4M1** Printmaking Grade 12 U/C

AWO3M1** Printmaking Grade 11 U/C

AWC4M1 Ceramics

Grade 12 U/C

AWC3M1 Ceramics

Grade 11 U/C

AWC2O1 Ceramics

Grade 10 Open

AWO2O1 Printmaking Grade 10 Open

AWJ3M1* Stage Design Grade 11 Open

AWJ4M1* Stage Design Grade 12 U/C

AWQ3M1 Photography Grade 11 U/C

AWQ4M1 Photography Grade 12 U/C

AWQ3O1 Photography Grade 11 Open

AWR3M1 TV/Film

Grade 11 U/C

AWR4M1 TV/Film

Grade 12 U/C

Film Studies

AWR3O1 TV/Film

Grade 11 Open

Photography

Offered Alternate Years *Stage Design offered 2020-2021 **Printmaking offered 2021-2022

BUSINESS

BAF3M1 Financial Accounting

Principles Grade 11 U/C

BMI3C1 Marketing:

Goods, Services, Events Grade 11 C

BAT4M1 Financial Accounting

Principles Grade 12 U/C

BBB4E1 International Business

Essentials Grade 12 W

BBB4M1 International Business

Grade 12 U/C

BBI2O1 Intro to Business Grade 10 Open

Accounting

CIA4U1 Analyzing Current Economic Issues

Grade 12 U

Economics

BMX3E1 Marketing: Goods, Services, Events Grade 11 W

BDV4C1 Entrepreneurship:

Venture Planning in an Electronic Age

Grade 12 C

CANADIAN & WORLD STUDIES

CLU3M1 Understanding Canadian Law

Grade 11 U/C

CLN4U1 Canadian &

International Law Grade 12 U

CLU3E1 Understanding

Canadian Law in Everyday Life Grade 11 W

CHV2O5 Civics and Citizenship

Grade 10 Open

CLN4C1 Canadian &

International Law Grade 12 C

CIA4U1 Analyzing Current Economic Issues

Grade 12 U


CGC1D1 Issues in

Canadian Geography Grade 9 Academic

CGC1P1 Issues in

Canadian Geography Grade 9 Applied

CGG3O1 Regional Geography

Travel & Tourism Grade 11 Open

CGF3M1 Forces of Nature:

Physical Process and Disasters Grade 11 U/C

CGR4E1* Living in a Sustainable

World Grade 12 W

CGW4C1* Canadian & World Issues:

A Geographic Analysis Grade 12 C

CGR4M1* The Environment &

Resource Management Grade 12 U

CGW4U1* Canadian & World Issues:

A Geographic Analysis Grade 12 U

Offered Alternate Years *CGW4U1 and CGW4C1 are offered 2020-2021 *CGR4M1 and CGR4E1 are offered 2021-2022


CHC2D1 Canadian History since

World War I Grade 10 Academic

CHC2P1 Canadian History since

World War I Grade 10 Applied

CHW3M1 World History to the

15th Century Grade 11 U/C

CHC2L1 History Grade 10

Locally Developed

CHY4U1 World History since the

15th Century Grade 12 U

Offered Alternate Years **CHI4U1 is offered 2020-2021 **LVV4U1 is offered 2021-2022

CHI4U1** Canada: History,

Identity, & Culture Grade 12 U

LVV4U1** Classical

Civilizations Grade 12 U

CHM4E1 Adventures in World History Grade 12 W

CHY4C1 World History since

the 15th Century Grade 12 C

NAC2O1 Indigenous in

Canada Grade 10 Open

CHT3O1 World History since

1900 Grade 11 U/C

ICS3U1 Introduction to

Computer Science Grade 11 U

ICS3C1 Introduction to

Computer Programming Grade 11 C

TEJ3M1 Computer Engineering

Technology Grade 11 U/C

ICS4U1 Computer Science

Grade 12 U

ICS4C1 Computer Programming

Grade 12 C

TEJ4M1 Computer Engineering


TEJ3E1 Computer Technology

Grade 11 E

TEJ4E1 Computer Technology

Grade 11 W

COMPUTER STUDIES

ICS2O1 Introduction to Computer Science

Grade 10 Open

TEJ2O1 Computer Technology

Grade 10 Open

CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION

School Based Co-op Grade 11 or 12 Open

OYAP—Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program Register in any of the 140 apprenticeable skilled trades.

Cooperative Education is a unique learning opportunity which integrates classroom learning with practical experience in the workplace and is valuable for all students, whether they plan to go to work, college, apprenticeship, or university after secondary school. This program includes pre- employment training, regularly scheduled in-class instructional days and work placement time.

Why Take CO-OP? Test-Drive a Career: Do the job and get a chance to see if your career choice is really what you want before choosing your post-secondary institution. Build Your Skills: Work one-on-one with a co-worker in a program designed to meet your interests, needs and strengths. Get Hands-on Work Experience: Overcome the problem of "no job without experience and no experience without a job". Put real work experience on your resume.

GUIDANCE & CAREER STUDIES

GLC2O5 Career Studies Grade 10 Open

GPP3O1 Leadership & Peer Support

Grade 11 Open

IDC4U1T Literacy & Numeracy Peer Tutor Program

Grade 12 U Dual Credits—High School and College Credits Granted For Courses Delivered

at Loyalist College. Automotive Techniques Building and Renovation Techniques Broadcasting Engineering Child Youth Work Culinary Techniques Early Childhood Educator Principles of Learning Roots to Success Social Media

Application is required for these opportunities.

Students from all secondary schools may register in courses that they cannot access in their home school. These students then get a login to our state-of-the-art e-learning platform where they access course materials and assignments, and communicate with their teacher and ‘classmates’. Students should check with their Guidance Teacher to find out what courses are available and how to register.

ENGLISH

EWC4U1 Writer’s Craft Grade 12 U

ELS2O1 Literacy Skills Grade 10 Open

ESLBO1 ESL Level 2

ESLAO1 ESL Level 1

ESLDO1 ESL Level 4

ESLCO1 ESL Level 3

ENG2L1 English

Grade 10 Locally Developed

ENG1L1 English


ENG4E1 English

Grade 12 W

ENG2P1 English

Grade 10 Applied

ENG1P1 English

Grade 9 Applied

ENG4C1 English

Grade 12 C

ENG4U1 English

Grade 12 U

ENG2D1 English

Grade 10 Academic

ENG1D1 English

Grade 9 Academic

NBE3U1 / ENG3U1 English: Contemporary Indigenous Voices/

English Grade 11 University

ENG1D1 ENG1P1 ENG2D1 ENG2P1 ENG3E1

NBE3C1 English: Contemporary Indigenous Voices

Grade 11 College

NBE3E1 English: Contemporary Indigenous Voices

Grade 11 Workplace

Teacher Recommendation

Required

FRENCH

FSF2D1 Core French

Grade 10 Academic

FSF1D1 Core French

Grade 9 Academic

FSF4U1 Core French Grade 12 U

FSF3U1 Core French Grade 11 U

FSF2P1 Core French

Grade 10 Applied

FSF1P1 Core French

Grade 9 Applied

GEOVENTURE

SNC2P1or SNC2D1 Science

CHC2P1 or CHC2D1 Canadian History

Grade 10 Applied or Academic

GLC2O1 & CHV2O1 Career Studies

& Civics

PAD2O1 Outdoor

Education

GEOVENTURE is designed to link the expectations of four courses together into a meaningful program over a semester of study. Using outdoor skills and community involvement as a vehicle, students will be immersed in learning about themselves as active community members. This unique opportunity will provide foundation skills for decision making and personal growth.

Interested in this adventure? Contact Guidance or Ms. Sheppard for an application form.

Application process occurs in February for Grade 9 Students. Course fee of $600 applies. Financial support may be available.

962-8668 x 1134 OR 962-8668 x 1467

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

PPL1O1/201 Healthy Active

Living- Boys/Girls Grade 9/10 Open

PAL1O/2O1H Hockey- Co-ed

Grade 9/10 Open

IDC3O/4O1H Hockey- Co-ed

Grade 11/12 Open PPL3O1/4O1

Healthy Active Living- Co-ed

Grade 11/12 Open

PAF3O1/4O1 Weight Fit- Co-ed/Girls

Grade 11/12 Open

PSK4U1* Exercise Science Grade 12 University

PLF4M1 Recreation & Fitness Leadership- Co-ed Grade 12 College

PAF2O1 Live Fit: Personal

Fitness - Girls Grade 10 Open

IDC3O1L/4O1L Leadership Co-ed Grade 11/12 Open

PAI2O1 Community

Fitness- Co-ed Grade 10 Open

*PSK4U1 Recommended Prerequisite: SBI3U

PAQ1/2O1 Swimming- Co-ed Grade 9/10 Open

PAQ3/4O1 Swimming- Co-ed Grade 11/12 Open

PAI3O1/4O1 Community

Fitness- Co-ed Grade 11/12 Open

PAL3O1/4O1 Competitive

Games Co-ed Grade 11/12 Open

Offered Alternate Years **PSK4U1 is offered 2021-2022

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

What will students in the sports major study? A bundle of Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses in which students earn:

Four sports major credits providing skills and knowledge in the sector Credits tailored to include units focused on sports Two COOP credits to gain workplace experience that enable students to refine, extend and prac-tice sector-specific knowledge and skills Experiential learning, career exploration and reach ahead activities Certifications and training programs/courses in first aid, CPR and leadership Essential skills and work habits required in the sector

What are the future career paths for sports majors? For sports majors, possible careers include:

Apprenticeship – event planner College – sport conditioning, fitness & health, recreation therapy University – kinesiology, sports administration, athletic therapy Entry level workplace – personal trainer, coach, sports instructor

INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMME

To graduate with an IB diploma, a student must select a course from each group with 3 at Higher Level (HL) & 3 at Standard Level (SL). Students also complete other core requirements for the diploma. For more information on IB go to: www.ibo.org

GROUP 1 Language A HL English SL English

GROUP 2 Language B HL French SL French

SL Ab initio French

GROUP 3 Individuals & Society

SL Business & Management SL Psychology

HL History SL History

GROUP 4 Experimental Sciences

HL Biology SL Biology

HL Chemistry SL Chemistry

GROUP 5 Mathematics

HL Mathematics SL Mathematics SL Math Studies

GROUP 6 Arts & Electives

HL Visual Art A second group 3 A second group 4

IB Foundations Programme in grade 9 and 10 offers enhanced curriculum developing knowledge skills such as: critical thinking, questioning, communication, inquiry, creativity and leadership. It is excellent academic preparation for the IB Diploma Programme in grade 11 and 12. The IB Diploma Programme incorporates excellent worldwide educational practices with worldwide standards and recognition. Benefits include: excellent university preparation and recognition, advanced standing into second year university, admission to universities throughout the world and an advantage for scholarship and university application.

IB Diploma Courses: 3 HL and 3 SL**

Grade 9 Foundations English –ENG1D1P Math –MFM1D1P

Geography –CGC1D1P Science –SNC1D1P

Technology –TIJ1O1P French –FSF1D1P or FEF1D1P Art -Music, Drama or Visual Art

Physical Education –Girls, Boys Aquatics or Hockey

Grade 10 Foundations English –ENG2D1P Math –MFM2D1P

History –CHC2D1P Science –SNC2D1P Civics -CHV2O5P

Careers –GLC2O5P French—FSF2D1P or FEF2D1P

Math –MCR3U1P Elective

MATHEMATICS

MFM1P1 Math

Grade 9 Applied

MPM1D1 Math

Grade 9 Academic

MFM2P1 Math

Grade 10 Applied

MPM2D1 Math

Grade 10 Academic

MCT4C1 Math for College

Technology Grade 12 C

Go to University for a program with no math requirement.

OR Go to College for a program that requires math (business,

engineering, technology) OR

Go Directly to the Workplace.

Go to University or College for a program with no math re-

quirement. OR

Go Directly to the Workplace.

Go to University for a math intensive program (engineering, business,

science, kinesiology) OR

Go to College for a math intensive program

OR Go Directly to the Workplace.

Go to University for a program with some math requirement.

OR Go to College for a math inten-

sive program (engineering, technology, computers)

OR Go Directly to the Workplace.

MBF3C1 Foundations for College

Math Grade 11 C

MAP4C1 Foundations for College

Math Grade 12 C

MEL4E1 Math for Work and

Everyday Life Grade 12 W

MEL3E1 Math for Work and

Everyday Life Grade 11 W

MAT1L1 Math


MAT2L1 Math


MCR3U1 Functions

Grade 11 U

MCF3M1 Functions & Applications

Grade 11 U/C

MDM4U1 Data

Management Grade 12 U

MHF4U1 Advanced Functions

Grade 12 U

MCV4U1 Calculus &

Vectors Grade 12 U

NBE3U1 English: Contemporary

Indigenous Voices Grade 11 U

Grade 11 Compulsory English

NBE3C1 English: Contemporary

Indigenous Voices Grade 11 C

NAC1O1 Expressions of

Indigenous Cultures Grade 9 Open

MOHAWK LANGUAGE & INDIGENOUS STUDIES

NBE3E1 English: Contemporary

Indigenous Voices Grade 11 W

LNMCO1 Mohawk

Level 3 Open

LNMBO1 Mohawk

Level 2 Open

LNMEO1 Mohawk

Level 5 Open

LNMDO1 Mohawk

Level 4 Open

NAC2O1 Indigenous in Canada

Grade 10 Open

Compulsory Art Credit

NDW4M1 Contemporary Indigenous Issues and

Perspectives in a Global Context. Grade 12 U/C

SCIENCE– BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, ENVIRONMENTAL & PHYSICS

SNC1P1 Science

Grade 9 Applied

SNC1D1 Science

Grade 9Academic

SNC2P1 Science

Grade 10 Applied

SNC2D1 Science

Grade 10 Academic

SPH3U1 Physics

Grade 11 U

SCH3U1 Chemistry

Grade 11 U

SBI3U1 Biology

Grade 11 U

SPH4U1 Physics

Grade 12 U

SCH4U1 Chemistry

Grade 12 U

SBI4U1 Biology

Grade 12 U

SPH4C1 Physics

Grade 12 C

SCH4C1 Chemistry Grade 12 C

SBI3C1 Biology

Grade 11 C

SNC1L1 Science


SVN3E1 Environmental Science

Grade 11 W

SNC4E1 Science

Grade 12 W

SNC4M1 Science

Grade 12 M

SNC2L1 Science


SES4U1* Earth and Space

Grade 12 M

Offered Alternate Years *SES4U1 is offered 2021-2022

SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

HHS4U1 Family in Canada

Grade 12 U

HFC3M1 Food and Culture Grade 11 U/C

HPC3O1 Raising Healthy

Children Grade 11 Open

HIP4O1 Personal Life Management

Grade 12 Open

HFC3E1 Food and Culture

Grade 11 W

HFN1O1 Food & Nutrition

Grade 9 Open

HHS4C1 Family in Canada

Grade 12 U

TFJ2O1 Hospitality and Tourism

Grade 10 Open

TFJ3C1 Hospitality and Tourism

Grade 11 C

TFJ4C1 Hospitality and Tourism

Grade 12 C

SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

HSB4U1 Challenge & Change

in Society Grade 12 U

HSP3U1 Introduction to

Anthropology, Psychol-ogy, & Sociology

Grade 11 U

HSP3C1 Introduction to

Anthropology, Psychol-ogy, & Sociology

Grade 11 C

HRT3M1 World Religion and

Belief Traditions Grade 11 U/C

HNL2O1 Clothing

Grade 10 Open

HNC3O1 Understanding Fashion

Grade 11 Open

TECHNOLOGY

TGJ2O1 Introduction to

Communication Technology Grade 10 Open

TGP3M1 Communication Technology:

Digital Photography Grade 11 U/C

TGP4M1 Communication Technology:

Digital Photography Grade 12 U/C

TGV3M1 Communication Technology:

TV & Video Grade 11 U/C

TGV4M1 Communication Technology:

TV & Video Grade 12 U/C

Digital Photography Movie Making

TIJ1O1 Exploring Technology

Grade 9 Open

TGJ3M1 Communication


TGJ4M1 Communication Technology

Grade 12 U/C

TGJ3O1 Communication

Technology Grade 11 Open

TGG3M1 Communication Technology:

Print & Graphic Design Grade 11 U/C

TGGM1 Communication Technology:

Print & Graphic Design Grade 12 U/C

Print &Graphic Design

Technology

What will students in the construction major study? A bundle of Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses in which students earn:

Four digital media major credits providing skills and knowledge in the sector Credits tailored to include units focused on digital media Two COOP credits to gain workplace experience that enable students to refine, extend and prac-tice sector-specific knowledge and skills Experiential learning, career exploration and reach ahead activities Certifications and training programs/courses in first aid, CPR, WHMIS and working at heights Essential skills and work habits required in the sector

What are the future career paths for Construction SHSM? For digital media majors, possible careers include:

Apprenticeship – Computer Network Technician, Help Desk Technology Support Analyst, Telecom-munications Line and Cable Worker.

College & University –Photographer, Video Editor, Audio and Video Recording Technician, Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Animator, Computer Engineer, Computer Programmer, Software Engineering and Design, Social Media, Website design

Workplace – Retail Salesperson and Sales Clerk, Desktop Publishing Operator, Telecommunications

TECHNOLOGY

TCJ3C1 Construction Technology Grade 11 C

TCJ3E1 Construction Technology

Grade 11 W

TCJ4C1 Construction Technology Grade 12 C

TCJ4E1 Construction Technology

Grade 12 W

TWJ3E1 Custom

Woodworking Grade 11 W

TWJ4E1 Custom

Woodworking Grade 12 W

TCJ3C1 & TCS3C1 Dual Credit—Loyalist College

Construction Technology & Management Grade 11 C

2 Credit Package: Construction

Wood Working


Grade 9 Open

TCJ2O1 Introduction to

Construction Technology Grade 10 Open

Technology

What will students in the construction major study? A bundle of Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses in which students earn:

Four construction major credits providing skills and knowledge in the sector Credits tailored to include units focused on construction Two COOP credits to gain workplace experience that enable students to refine, extend and prac-tice sector-specific knowledge and skills Experiential learning, career exploration and reach ahead activities Certifications and training programs/courses in first aid, CPR, WHMIS and working at heights Essential skills and work habits required in the sector

What are the future career paths for Construction SHSM? For construction majors, possible careers include:

Workplace – Construction helper, Drywall Sander College – Building Inspector, General Contractor University – Civil Engineer, Operations Manager Apprenticeship – Carpenter, Construction Millwright

TECHNOLOGY

THJ3M1 Green Industries Grade 11 U/C

THJ3E1 Green Industries Grade 11 W

THJ2O1 Introduction to Green Industries Grade 10 Open


Grade 9 Open

TECHNOLOGY

TMJ3M1 Manufacturing Engineering


TMJ3C1 Manufacturing Technology

Grade 11 C

TMJ3E1 Manufacturing Technology

Grade 11 W

TMJ4M1 Manufacturing Engineering


TMJ4C1 Manufacturing Technology

Grade 12 College

TMJ4E1 Manufacturing Technology

Grade 12 W

TMJ2O1 Introduction to

Manufacturing Technology Grade 10 Open


Grade 9 Open

TECHNOLOGY

TDJ3M1 Technological Design

Grade 11 U/C TDJ3M1

TDJ4M1 Technological Design

Grade 12 U/C

TDJ3O1 Technological Design

Grade 11 Open


Grade 9 Open

TDJ2O1 Introduction to

Technological Design Grade 10 Open

TECHNOLOGY

2 Credit Package—Automotive Service Program

TTJ3C1 & TTA3C1 Transportation Technology & Auto Service

Grade 11 C

TTJ4C1 & TTA4C1 Transportation Technology & Auto Service

Grade 12 C

TTJ3O1 Transportation Technology:

Vehicle Maintenance Grade 11 W

TTJ4E1 Transportation Technology:

Vehicle Ownership Grade 12 W

TTJ3C1 Transportation T\technology

Grade 11 C

TTJ4C1 Transportation

Technology Grade 12 C

TTJ2O1 Introduction to

Transportation Technology Grade 10 Open

Experience in Transportation Technology required for the 2 credit program


Grade 9 Open

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