master list of courses 2021-2022

HURON HEIGHTS SECONDARY SCHOOL

MASTER LIST OF COURSES 2022-2023

Legend: BSP/ASP – Before School/After School Program

– Courses eligible for Social Justice Certificate Italicized Courses run every other year (will run in year indicated)

For course descriptions, visit our online calendar www.yrdsb.ca

Log into My Pathway Planner – Select High School – Choose courses and submit

Course Selections for the 2022-2023 school year are due: Friday,, February 25, 2022

Discipline Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

Arts Huron (Entry to these courses is only through successful audition to the Arts Huron Program) Arts Huron courses in each discipline are co-requisites; therefore students must choose both codes on their course selection ( i.e. ATC1OM/ATP1OM).

Arts Huron Dance Dance ATC1OM Dance ATC2OM Dance ATC3MM Dance ATC4MM

Dance Performance ATP1OM Dance Performance Ballet(BSP)

ATP2OM ATB2OM(2022-2023)

Performance Practice Ballet(BSP)

ATP3MM ATB3MM(2022-2023)

Performance Practice Ballet(BSP)

ATP4MM ATB4MM(2022-2023)

Arts Huron Theatre Dramatic Arts - Production ADA1OM Dramatic Arts ADA2OM Dramatic Arts ADA3MM Dramatic Arts ADA4MM

Dramatic Arts - Production ADD1OM Dramatic Arts – Production ADD2OM Dramatic Arts – Production ADD3MM Dramatic Arts –Production ADD4MM

Arts Huron Music Students choose one area of study plus Musical Creation in Grade 9.

Instrumental Music AMI1OM Instrumental Music AMI2OM Instrumental Music AMI3MM Instrumental Music AMI4MM

Repertoire (Instrumental Co- Requisite) – Junior Band

AMR1OM Repertoire (Instrumental Co- Requisite) - Symphonic

AMR2OM Repertoire - Symphonic AMR3MM Repertoire - Symphonic AMR4MM

Guitar AMG1OM Guitar AMG2OM Guitar – Advanced AMG3MM Guitar – Advanced AMG4MM Vocal Music AMV1OM Vocal Music AMV2OM Senior Vocal AMV3MM Senior Vocal AMV4MM

Vocal Repertoire BSP/ASP (Vocal Co-Requisite)

AMJ1OM Vocal Repertoire BSP/ASP (Vocal Co-Requisite)

AMJ2OM Vocal Repertoire BSP/ASP (Vocal Co-Requisite)

AMJ3MM Vocal Repertoire BSP/ASP (Vocal Co-Requisite)

AMJ4MM

Music for Creating AMC1OM

Arts Huron Visual Arts Visual Arts Foundation AWM1OM Visual Arts AVI2OM Visual Arts – Core AVI3MM AWD3MM Visual Arts – Core AWM4MM TDA4MM Visual Arts Foundation AVI1OM Plus choose 1 of the following: ASM2OM Plus choose 1 of the following: ASM3MM TDA3MM Plus choose 1 of the following: ASM4MM TDV4MM AWI2OM (2022-2023) AWL3MM TDV3MM AVI4MM AWQ2OM AWS3MM AWK4MM TDJ2OM AWT3OM AWN4MM

NAC1OM AWQ3MM

AWS4MM AWQ4MM

AWD4MM

Possible Other Inside-Out Courses Technological Design

Hairstyling & Aesthetics TXJ1OM Hairstyling & Aesthetics Technological Design

TXJ2OM TDJ2OM

Hairstyling & Aesthetics Computer Aided Architecture/Construction Design Computer Aided Interior Design

TXJ3EM TDA3MM TDV3MM

Computer Aided Architecture/Construction Design Computer Aided Interior Design

TDA4MM

TDV4MM

Arts

Dance Dance ATC1O1 Dance ATC2O1 Dance ATC3M1 Dance ATC4M1

Drama

Dramatic Arts

ADA1O1

Dramatic Arts

ADA2O1

Dramatic Arts

ADA3M1

Dramatic Arts

ADA4M1

Music

Instrumental Music (Beginner)

AMI1O1

Instrumental Music

AMI2O1

Instrumental Music

AMI3M1

Instrumental Music

AMI4M1

Instrumental Music (Advanced) Repertoire (ASP/BSP)

AMI1O2 AMR1O2

Repertoire (ASP/BSP) Guitar - Introduction

AMR2O2 AMG2O1

Repertoire - Symphonic (ASP/BSP) Guitar - Intermediate

AMR3M1 AMG2O1

Repertoire - Symphonic (ASP/BSP) AMR4M1

Junior Vocal AMV2O1 Guitar – Advanced AMG3M1 Guitar – Advanced AMG4M1

Junior Vocal Vocal Repertoire (ASP/BSP)

AMV1O1 AMJ1O1

Senior Vocal Music Vocal Repertoire (ASP/BSP)

AMV2O2 AMJ2O1

Senior Vocal Vocal Repertoire (ASP/BSP)

AMV3M1

AMJ3M1

Senior Vocal

Vocal Repertoire (ASP/BSP)

AMV4M1

AMJ4M1

Visual Arts Visual Arts AVI1O1 Visual Arts Media Arts

Photography

AVI2O1 ASM2O1 AWQ2O1

Media Arts Drawing Animation

ASM3M1 AWL3M1

Media Arts Animation Painting

ASM4M1 AWS4M1 AWN4M1

Fashion Design AWI2O1 (2022-2023) Art & Self – Non Traditional AWT3O1 Illustration Photography

AWK4M1 AWQ4M1

Photography Yearbook

AWQ3M1 AWD3M1

Portfolio Yearbook

AVI4M2 AWD4M1

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Business Studies Introduction to Information Technology in Business

BTT1O1 Introduction to Information Technology in Business

BTT2O1 Entrepreneurship (The Venture) BDI3C1 Business Leadership BOH4M1

Students may only take one of BTT1O1 or BTT2O1

Introduction to Business BBI2O1 Marketing: Goods, Services, Events

BMI3C1

Financial Accounting Fundamentals

BAF3M1

Canadian & World Studies - Geography

Issues in Canadian Geography CGC1D1 Travel & Tourism: A Geographic Perspective

CGG3O1 World Issues: A Geographic Analysis

CGW4U1

Canadian & World Studies - History

Canadian History Since WW 1 CHC2D1 World History to the end of the 15th Century

CHW3M1 Canadian & International Law (2022-2023)

CLN4U1

American History(2022-2023) CHA3U1 World History Since the 15th

Century CHY4U1

Understanding Canadian Law (2023-2024)

CLU3M1

Classical Studies & International Languages

Spanish Level 1 (Beginner) LWSBD1 Spanish Level 2 (Intermediate) LWSCU1 Spanish Level 3 (Advanced) LWSDU1

Computer Studies Web Design -Inquiry & STEM/ Robotics under Interdisciplinary Studies

Introduction to Computer Studies ICS2O1 Introduction to Computer Programming

ICS3C1 Computer Programming ICS4C1

Introduction to Computer Science

ICS3U1

Computer Science

ICS4U1

Co-Operative Education Students must complete a co-op application For 3 credit co-op, choose both 2 credit and 1 credit codes For 4 credit co-op, choose both AM & PM codes for same semester

Co-operative Education (2 credit , Semester 1)

COP3X1(AM) COP3X2 (PM)


COP4X1(AM) COP4X2(PM)






COP3X3 Co-operative Education (1 credit , Semester 1)

COP4X3


COP3X6 Co-operative Education (1 credit , Semester 2)

COP4X6

English In grade 11, students may select either ENG3U/NBE3U or ENG3C/NBE3C to fulfill their English requirement. Students may choose to select both to meet English and Grp 1/Elective credits.

English ENG1D1 English ENG2D1 English ENG3U1 English ENG4U1

English ENG2P1 English ENG3C1 English ENG4C1 English ENG3E1 English ENG4E1 English: Understanding

Contemporary First Nations, Metis & Inuit Voices

NBE3U1 Writer’s Craft EWC4U1

English: Understanding Contemporary First Nations, Metis & Inuit Voices

NBE3C1 Ontario SS Literacy Course OLC4O1

English as a Second Language Not Grade Specific

ESLAO1 ESLBO1 ESLCO1 ESLDO1 ESLEO1

First Nation, Metis and Inuit Studies Students may take one of NAC1O1 or NAC2O1

First Nation, Metis & Inuit Art (course meets VA requirement for graduation)

NAC1O1

Indigenous Peoples: Issues in Global Context

NDW4M1

Careers Studies/Civics Civics & Careers CIVCAR (CHV2O1, GLC2O1)

NDW4M1

Civics & Careers (Locally Developed)

CIVCR6 (CHV2O6, GLC2O6)









Discipline Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 French French – Core FSF1D1 French FSF2D1 French FSF3U1 French FSF4U1

French – Core for Beginners FSF1O1

Health & Physical Education Students can only take one of PAF3O4/PAF3O8 or PAF3O5/PAF3O9

Healthy Active Living – Female PPL1O8 Personal & Fitness Activities – Female

PAF2O8 Healthy Active Living – Co-ed PPL3O5 Healthy Active Living – Co-ed PPL4O5

Healthy Active Living – Male PPL1O9 Personal & Fitness Activities – Male

PAF2O9 Personal & Fitness Activities – Female

PAF3O8 Personal & Fitness Activities – Female

PAF4O8

Healthy Active Living – Male PPL2O9 Personal & Fitness Activities – Male

PAF3O9 Personal & Fitness Activities – Male

PAF4O9

Outdoor Activities Holistic Fitness and Wellness- Female Holistic Fitness and Wellness- Male

PAD3O1 PAF3O4 PAF3O5

Outdoor Activities PAD4O1

Introductory Kinesiology PSK4U1

Interdisciplinary Studies Students may take a maximum of three Interdisciplinary Studies courses - one each of Interdisciplinary Studies, Grade 11, Open; Interdisciplinary Studies, Grade 12, University Preparation; and Interdisciplinary Studies, Grade 12, Open

Web Design – Inquiry & Innovation

IDC3O1 STEM - Robotics & Digital Electronics

IDC4O2

STEM - Robotics & Digital Electronics

IDC3O2 History of Film (2023-2024) IDC4U2

Locally Developed Pathways Registration requires permission of Administration These courses/descriptions are available under the respective disciplines on the Course Planner.

English

ENG1L1

English

ENG2L1

For Senior Level Programming, see specific subject areas.

Math MAT1L1 Math MAT2L1 Science SNC1L1 Science SNC2L1

Career Studies (.5 credit) GLC2O6 Civics & Citizenship (.5 credits) CHV2O6 Canadian History since

World War I CHC2L1

Mathematics Mathematics MTH1W1 Principles of Mathematics MPM2D1 Functions MCR3U1 Calculus & Vectors MCV4U1 Functions & Applications MCF3M1 Advanced Functions MHF4U1 Foundations for College Math MBF3C1 Mathematics of Data

Management MDM4U1

Math for Work & Everyday Life MEL3E1 Foundations for College Mathematics

MAP4C1

Math for Work and Everyday Life MEL4E1









Personalized Alternative Education

Semester 1

English ENG1DA Math MTH1WA/MAT2LA/MEL3EA Phys Ed PPZ3CA Tech TFJ2OA/TFC3EA

Semester 2

Tech TFJ2OA/TFC3EA Credit Recovery GLS1OA/GLS4OA Science SNC1WA/SNC2PA Music AMI2OA

PAE Intensive Program Courses subject to change – will be based on enrollment/student need

ALEP For further information contact subject head of alternative education. 4 credit package per semester – must choose all three codes in the semester. Attend 1-2 compulsory and/or elective course(s) each week plus earn work experience. A.L.E.P. is for employed students with 16 or more credits, hoping to complete senior level compulsory credits by attending school once a week, while still being able to earn elective credits through their employment. A.L.E.P offers the opportunity to complete high school in a non-traditional way, allowing students to earn a pay cheque and credits through their existing job. Please speak to your Guidance Counsellor or the Alternative Education Department Head for more information.

A.L.E.P Semester 1 A.L.E.P. Semester 1

ALEP1K ALEP1B

A.L.E.P Semester 1 A.L.E.P. Semester 1

ALEP1K ALEP1B

A.L.E.P. Semester 1 ALEP1O A.L.E.P. Semester 1 ALEP1O

A.L.E.P. Semester 2 ALEP2K A.L.E.P. Semester 2 ALEP2K

A.L.E.P. Semester 2 ALEP2B A.L.E.P. Semester 2 ALEP2B

A.L.E.P. Semester 2 ALEP2O A.L.E.P. Semester 2 ALEP2O For full year courses – choose all

six courses listed above.

For full year courses – choose all six courses listed above.

Exploring Opportunities Program For further information – contact EOP teacher or Guidance Counsellor. Additional Information on final page of this list.

(can be linked to SHSM)

EOP, Semester 1 EOP1M# EOP, Semester 2 EOP2M#


Science Science SNC1W1 Science SNC2D1 Biology SBI3U1 Biology SBI4U1

Science SNC2P1 Biology SBI3C1 Chemistry SCH4U1 Chemistry SCH3U1 Chemistry SCH4C1 Environmental Sciences SVN3E1 Physics SPH4U1 Physics SPH3U1 Physics SPH4C1 Earth & Space Science SES4U1

Social Sciences & Humanities

Family Studies Students only take one of HFN1O1 or HFN2O1

Food & Nutrition HFN1O1 Food & Nutrition HFN2O1 Working with Infants & Young Children

HPW3C1 Food & Healthy Living HFL4E1

Human Development Throughout the Lifespan

HHG4M1

Nutrition & Health HFA4U1 Personal Life Management HIP4O1

Social Sciences & Philosophy

Introduction to Anthropology

HSP3U1

Philosophy

HZT4U1 Philosophy: The Big Questions HZB3M1 Social Justice

The World of Fashion HSE4M1 HNB4M1(2023-2024)

Special Education (Only for IPRC’d students)

Learning Strategies

GLE1O1

Learning Strategies

GLE2O1

Advanced Learning Strategies GLE3O1 Advance Learning Strategies GLE4O1

College English with Resource Support

ENG3C5









Discipline Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 Technological Education

See Exploring Opportunities Program(EOP) under Personalized Alternative Education for focused Manufacturing/Construction/Transportation Program See Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) on back page for enriched Arts and Culture/Construction/Health & Wellness/Manufacturing/Transportation/Hospitality and Tourism Programs

Grade 9 Technology Courses - At Huron you must choose a minimum of one full course (eg:TXJ1O1) or two half courses (eg: TTJ1O1 & TCJ1O2) in order to achieve one credit in Exploring Technology. Depending on your interest level, it is possible to obtain 2 technical credits by any combination of multiple half credit courses.

Exploring Communications Technology

Exploring Communications Technology (0.5 credit)

TGJ1O1

Construction Technology

Construction Tech., Woodworking

TCJ1O2


TCJ2O1


TCJ3E1


TCJ4E1

(0.5 credit) Construction Technology (2nd credit)

TCJ3E2 Construction Technology (2nd credit)

TCJ4E2

Construction Technology: Custom Woodworking

Construction Technology – Custom Woodworking (Furniture Making)

TWJ3E1 Construction Technology – Custom Woodworking (Furniture Making)

TWJ4E1

Furniture Making (2nd credit) TWJ3E2 Furniture Making (2nd credit) TWJ4E2

Hairstyling & Aesthetics Hairstyling & Aesthetics (1 credit) TXJ1O1 Hairstyling & Aesthetics TXJ2O1 Hairstyling & Aesthetics – Core TXJ3E1 Hairstyling & Aesthetics TXJ4E1

Hairstyling & Aesthetics (2nd credit)

TXJ3E2 Hairstyling & Aesthetics (2nd credit)

TXJ4E2

Hairstyling & Aesthetics (3rd credit)

TXJ3E3 Hairstyling & Aesthetics (3rd credit)

TXJ4E3

Health Care Studies

Health Care Studies – Health Care TPJ3M1 Health Care Studies – Health Care TPJ4M1

Health Care Studies – Health Care TPJ3C1 Health Care Studies – Health Care TPJ4C1

Hospitality & Tourism - Bistro

Hospitality & Tourism TFJ3C1 Hospitality & Tourism TFJ4C1

Hospitality & Tourism TFJ3E1 Hospitality & Tourism TFJ4E1

Hospitality & Tourism (2nd credit) TFJ3E2 Hospitality & Tourism (2nd credit) TFJ4E2

Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Manufacturing Technology

Manufacturing Technology – Precision Machining (0.5 credit)

TMJ1O1

Manufacturing Technology – Precision Machining

TMJ2O1

Manufacturing Engineering Technology – Precision Machining

Manufacturing Engineering Technology – Precision Machining

Manufacturing Technology- Precision Machining(2nd credit)

TMJ3M1

TMJ3E1

TMJ3E2

Manufacturing Technology – Precision Machining

TMJ4E1

Manufacturing Technology – Welding & Fabrication (0.5 credit)

TMJ1O2

Manufacturing Technology – Welding & Fabrication

TMJ2O2

Manufacturing Technology –

Welding & Fabrication

TMJ3E3

Precision Machining (2nd credit) TMJ4E2

Welding & Fabrication (2nd credit) TMJ3E4 Manufacturing Technology – Welding & Fabrication

TMJ4E3

Welding & Fabrication (2nd credit) TMJ4E4

Technological Design Technological Design (0.5 credit) TDJ1O1 Technological Design TDJ2O1 Computer Aided Architecture/Construction Design

TDA3M1 Computer Aided Architecture/Construction Design

TDA4M1

Computer Aided Interior Design TDV3M1 Computer Aided Interior Design TDV4M1

Tech Design (2nd credit) TDJ3M2 Tech Design (2nd credit) TDJ4M2

Tech Design (3rd credit) TDJ3M3 Tech Design (3rd credit) TDJ4M3

Transportation Technology Transportation Technology (0.5 credit)

TTJ1O1 Transportation Technology TTJ2O1 Transportation Technology - Vehicle Ownership

TTJ3O1 Transportation Technology - Vehicle Maintenance

TTJ4E1

Transportation Tech (2nd credit) TTJ3C2 Transportation Tech (2nd credit) TTJ4E2









PROGRAMS AVAILABLE AT HURON EXPLORING OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM (EOP) (can be linked to SHSM) The Exploring Opportunities Program is for students with an interest and aptitude in the manufacturing, construction or transportation sectors (e.g. Precision Machining, CNC programmer, millwright, welder, furniture maker/cabinetmaker, construction millwright, industrial millwright…). Students may accumulate up to 5 credits while gaining valuable work experience and developing the essential skills and work habits needed for a career in manufacturing, construction and transportation.

This program benefits you if:

you are interested in participating in an Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP)

you are interested in the option of Accelerated Level 1 College Apprenticeship Training during the school year

you are considering participating in the Specialist High Skills Major Program (SHSM) in Manufacturing, Construction or Transportation. Some certifications that may be included by the program: CPR, First Aid, WHMIS, Fall Arrest, Propane Safety and CAD. Sample courses: 4–5 credit package

Gr. 11or 12 College Math, 1 credit (other courses available based on student need)

Manufacturing, construction or transportation related Technology course, 1 credit

Co-op course, 2-3 credits (depending on hours accumulated) COURSE NOTE: This is a package designed for students over 16 years of age with a minimum of 16 credits registered in a secondary school. Demonstrated aptitude and interest in the manufacturing, construction or transportation sector is a requirement. For more information, contact the Guidance Department at Huron Heights.

DAY E-LEARNING COURSES

E-Learning courses are available to York Region District High School students who require courses that are not currently available to them through day school. For further information, about registering into a Day School e-learning course and/or course availability, see your Guidance Counselor.

SPECIALIST HIGH SKILLS MAJOR

OPPORTUNITIES in ALL DESTINATIONS+ HIGH SKILLS+ ENGAGING LEARNING ENVIRONMENT = SHSM! The Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) is a ministry approved specialized program that allows a student in ANY PATHWAY (College, Apprenticeship, Workplace, University) to hone in on skills in a specific sector while earning a high school diploma (OSSD). By using only a few of your electives, you can earn a SPECIALIZED DIPLOMA including industry standard training as you discover opportunities that will help you develop your personal learning goals. Everything will be documented on your transcript as proof that you have filled the requirements needed to earn an SHSM diploma. Begin by selecting SHSM on the right hand side of your screen of your course planner.

1. Apply to the program: bit.ly/YRDSBSHSMapp (also available in MyPathway Planner – Resources)

2. To select the appropriate courses: Begin by selecting SHSM on the right hand side of your screen in the IPP course planner

3. Select a sector (see options below) and pathway (workplace, college, apprenticeship, university). It will show you the requirements (may not be the most updated. Check pathway charts). Pick appropriate courses according to the planner.

4. Check the requirements: All pathway charts and requirements are listed under HOME >> Resources in MyPathwayPlanner.

5. Contact Ms. Phylactou if you have additional questions: 905-895-2384 x192 or make an appointment via TeachAssist.

MAJORS AVAILABLE AT HURON HEIGHTS Arts and Culture — (Artisan and Craftsperson, Hairstylist, Graphic Designer, Broadcast/Audio, Artists, Public Relations or Advertising, Museums and Art Galleries). We encourage students to take at least one course in Indigenous Studies or Technology related to their field of interest as one of their four required major courses.

Construction — (Electrician, Carpenter, Green Technologies, Floor Covering Installer, Architecture, Plumbing, Drywaller, Civil Engineering, Stone Masonry, Interior Design, Heating, Refrigeration and AC)

Health and Wellness — (PSW, Nursing, Dentistry, Social Work/ Counselling, Fitness Program Leaders, Child Development Practioner, Educational Assistant, Support Services, Health information management, Massage Therapy, Paramedical services )

Hospitality and Tourism — (Pastry Chef, Cook, Chef, Baker, Food and Beverage Server, Hotel Management, Ecotourism, Dietician, Food Bacteriologist, Conference and Event Planning. Travel Counsellors, Accomodations Manager, Nutritional Sciences)

Manufacturing — (Welding, Precision Machining, Furniture Making, Mechanical Engineering, Machine Operator, Construction Millwright, Industrial Electrician, Tool and Die, Chemical Engineer, Purchasing and Inventory Control, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineer) Transportation — (Small Engine repair, Motorcycle Service Technician, Motor Vehicle body repair, Automotive Service Technician, Truck and Coach Technician Heavy Equipment Operator, Green Technologies, Aerospace Engineer, Urban planning)

Underlined occupations – These have ACCELERATED OYAP options where you can potentially spend time in college/ union training facility and earn your Level ONE Apprenticeship in Semester 2 of your grade 12 year.

DUAL CREDIT PROGRAM A Dual Credit course allows senior students to earn high school credits and college credits at the same time in the same course. You can experience college life while still in high school, at no cost to you. This is an opportunity to try something new while exploring different program pathways. For options available, see Dual Credit Tab under High School/Courses in myPathwayPlanner on the YRDSB Main Page. Select dual credit course code YYY4X, and then see a Guidance Counsellor for additional application process. Dual credit course selection will be available in May/June.

Many Dual Credits will count for SHSM Major Credits.

SOCIAL JUSTICE CERTIFICATE

Mission - Our mission is to promote the knowledge, skills, values and practices to meet the social, economic and environmental challenges of sustaining social justice.

Certificate Requirements: Students may earn the social justice certificate by fulfilling three requirements:

a) successful completion of seven courses with an average of 70% from designated social justice course groupings: economic, social, political and environmental;

b) successful completion of 80 hours of community service;

c) participation in extra-curricular clubs/groups which promote a positive school culture through informed decision making and active civic participation (PEACE club, Peer Ambassadors, Peer Mentors, Student Council, Athletic Council, Drama Council, Music Council).

Eligible Courses - https://bit.ly/HuronSocialJusticeCourses see on-line calendar for specific course descriptions. Social Justice courses also noted in master calendar with the symbol .

Pathways - This certificate would be beneficial to students who might be pursuing further studies in the areas of: social work, political science, journalism, international studies, international development, global studies, health care studies. For additional information and certificate application form contact the Guidance Department.

You APPLY FOR THE SOCIAL JUSTICE CERTIFICATE bit.ly/HuronSocialJustice by May 20 (same due date for Community Service) of your graduating year. Application Opens March 2022


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