80 credits must be earned over grades 10, 11, and 12.
52 credits from required courses, 28 credits from electives.
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**GRADE 10 |
**GRADE 11 |
**GRADE 12 |
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One (1) English 10 Option |
One (1) English 11 Option |
One (1) English 12 Option |
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One (1) Math 10 Option: ● Workplace Math 10 ● Foundations & Pre- Calculus Math 10 |
One (1) Math 11 Option |
Grade 12 elective |
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Science 10 |
One (1) Science 11 or 12 Option |
Grade 12 elective |
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Social Studies 10 |
One (1) Social Studies 11 or 12 Option |
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Physical and Heath Education 10 |
Elective |
Elective |
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Elective (A Fine Art or Applied Skill) |
Elective |
Elective |
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Elective |
Elective |
Elective (or study) |
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Elective |
Elective |
Elective (or study) |
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Career Life Education 10 |
Career Life Connections 12A (2 credits) (non-enrolling) |
Career Life Connections 12B |
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Choose 2 electives |
Choose 4 electives |
Choose 7 electives |
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NOTE:
**Please refer to Program Planning sheets and Course Descriptions for specific information. Students must select at least one Fine Arts course or one ADST course at the grade 10, 11 or 12 level prior to graduation.
Students must complete 4 credits of First Peoples focused
Students must carefully check post-secondary requirements when selecting courses.
Courses that meet graduation requirements but generally do not meet university admission requirements include: ● Apprenticeship & Workplace Math 11 ● Science for Citizens 11
A second language credit is not required for graduation, it may be needed for certain post-secondary admission. Students are recommended to study a language to the Grade 11 level.
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