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Orangeville District Secondary School

Course Planning Guide

2018‐2019

Use this guide to plan your classes for next year and future years

If you have any ques ons, contact our

Guidance Department at 519‐941‐0491 ext. 221

Streams of Study

GRADES 9 & 10

Academic (D) Applied (P) Open (O) Locally Devel‐oped (L)

Students who:

Respond well to a faster paced program with homework as an expected part of daily workload

Capable of ab‐stract reasoning

Reads and writes independently

Students who:

Prefer prac cal, hands‐on assign‐ments

Prefers struc‐tured assign‐ments and chunked work‐load

Needs assistance with reading and wri ng

Students who:

Are working at all levels

Linked to op on‐al Grade 9 credits

English, Math, Science, Geogra‐phy and Beginner French courses available for stu‐dents who need assistance.

GRADES 11 & 12

Choose the course level according to your pathway (College, University, Workplace, etc.)

U

University

M

College or University

C

College

O

Open

E

Workplace

What courses should I choose? Send this form with selec ons to ODSS or if you are currently a ending a UG‐DSB elementary school, select your courses on myBlueprint

QUESTIONS?

Contact our Guidance Department at 519‐941‐0491, ext. 221 or email [email protected]

GRADE 9

Choose 8

GRADE 10

Choose 8

GRADE 11

Choose 7 or 8

Grade 12

Choose 6, 7 or 8

English English English English

Mathema cs Mathema cs Mathema cs Choice 1

Science Science Choice 1 Choice 2

French History Choice 2 Choice 3

Geography Civics (.5 credit) Choice 3 Choice 4

Healthy Ac ve Living

Careers (.5 credit) Choice 4 Choice 5

Choice 1 Choice 1 Choice 5 Choice 6

Choice 2 Choice 2 Choice 6 Choice 7

Choice 3

Use this planner pamphlet to see all the learning opportuni es available at O.D.S.S. For full course descrip ons, login to your myBlueprint account and check out the high school planner.

Business Programs Business Programs GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

BTT1O—Informa on & Communica ons Tech

SNC1D—Academic

BBI2O—Introduc on to Busi‐ness

SNC1D—Academic

BAF3M—Financial Ac‐coun ng Fundamentals

SNC1D—Academic

BMI3C—Marke ng: Goods, Services, Events

SNC1D—Academic

BOH4M—Business Leader‐ship

SNC1D—Academic

IDC4O1/IDP4U1—2 credit—Yearbook

SNC1D—Academic

BAT4M—Principles of Finan‐cial Accoun ng

SNC1D—Academic

BBB4M—Introduc on to Interna onal Business

FOLLOW THE PATH

Follow the arrows to see what course each course leads to and what the pre‐requisites are.

You need the course(s) at the beginning of the path as a pre‐requisite for that course.

Check the box with your choices.

SPECIALIST HIGH SKILLS MAJOR—BUSINESS

If you are taking business courses as well as Law(CLU3M) you may want to take a Business High Skills Major Program. Consult the SHSM chart and see a

History or Business Teacher for details.

PREREQUISITES

No arrows on the le side of the course means NO prerequisites are required.

PREREQUISITES

To take BBB4M or BOH4M you should have taken Grade 11 English

at College or University level.

SNC1D—Academic

ICS3C—Computer Programming—College

SNC1D—Academic

ICS4U—Computer Programming—University

SNC1D—Academic

ICS3U—Computer Programming—University

SNC1D—Academic

GPP30—Peer Leadership—Open Level

SNC1D—Academic

ICS3C—Computer Programming—College

Canada & World Studies Canada & World Studies GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

CGC1PG—Issues in Canadi‐an Geography—Locally De‐veloped



CGC1P—Issues in Canadian Geography—Applied Level


CGC1D—Issues in Canadian Geography—Academic Level


CHC2D—Canadian History since WW1 — Academic Level


CHC2P—Canadian History Since WW1—Applied Level


CHV2O—Civics—.5 credit (taken with GLC2O—Careers)


CCGF3M—Forces of Nature: Physical Processes and Dis‐asters—College/University


CGW4U—World Issues: A Geographic Analysis—University


CGR4M—Environmental & Resource Management—Greenhouse—College/University


CGR4E—Living in a Sustaina‐ble World—Greenhouse—Workplace Level

SPECIALIST HIGH SKILLS MAJOR—ENVIRONMENT

If you are interested in specializing in courses in the environment and are taking senior level geography

and science course you may want to be in the Environment Specialist High Skills Major program. See a Geography or Science teacher for

further details.


CHW3M—World History to the end of the Fi eenth Century‐College/University


CLU3M‐Understanding Canadian Law ‐ College/University


CLU3E—Understanding Ca‐nadian Law in Everyday Life —Workplace Level


CHY4U—World History Since the Fi eenth Centu‐ry—University Level


CLN4U—Canadian & Inter‐na onal Law—University Level


CHM4E—Adventures in World History—Workplace Level

PREREQUISITES

No arrows on the le side of the course means NO prerequisites are required.

PREREQUISITES for Gr 12

Prerequisites for Grade 12 CWS Courses are Grade 11 English at the same level.


CHC2L—Canadian History since WW1—Locally Devel‐oped Level

English Courses English Courses GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

ENG1D—Academic

SNC1D—Academic

ENG1P—Applied

SNC1D—Academic

ENG1L—Locally Developed

SNC1D—Academic

ENG2D—Academic

SNC1D—Academic

ENG2P—Applied

SNC1D—Academic

ENG2L—Locally Developed

SNC1D—Academic

ENG3U—University Level

SNC1D—Academic

NBE3U—Contemporary Ab‐original Voices—University Level

You can choose this course instead of ENG3U as your Grade 11 English

SNC1D—Academic

ENG3C—College Level

SNC1D—Academic

ENG3E—Workplace Level

SNC1D—Academic

ENG4U—University Level

SNC1D—Academic

ETS4U—Religion & Litera‐ture—University Level

Take this course in addi on to ENG4U

SNC1D—Academic

EWC4U—The Writer’s Cra —University Level

Take this course in addi on to ENG4U

SNC1D—Academic

ENG4C—College Level

SNC1D—Academic

ENG4E—Workplace Level

FOLLOW THE PATH




SNC1D—Academic

EWC4C—The Writer’s Cra —College level

Take this course in addi on to ENG4C

Fine Arts Programs Fine Arts Programs GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

ADA1O—Drama—Open

SNC1D—Academic

AMU1O—Instrumental Music for the Experienced—Open

SNC1D—Academic

ADA2O—Drama– Open

SNC1D—Academic

AMG2O—Introduc on to Guitar and Contemporary Music– Open

SNC1D—Academic

AVI2O—Experienced Art—Open

You should take this course if you took AVI1O

SNC1D—Academic

ADA3M—Drama—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

AMG3O—Guitar—Open

SNC1D—Academic

ATC3M—Dance—College/University

SNC1D—Academic

AVI3M‐ Art—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

ADA4M—Drama—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

AMG4M—Instrumental Music—Guitar—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

AMU4M—Instrumental Music—Woodwind, Brass, Percussion—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

ATC4M—Dance—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

AVI4M—Art—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

ASM4M—Media Arts—College/University Pre‐requisite is any Gr 10 Arts

SNC1D—Academic

AVI1O—Art—Open

SNC1D—Academic

AMU2O—Instrumental Music—Open

SNC1D—Academic

AVI2ON—Art for Beginners —Open

You should take this course if you did not take AVI1O

SNC1D—Academic

AMU3M—Instrumental Music—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

AEA4O—Exploring & Crea ng in the Arts—Open

Produc on Course SPECIALIST HIGH SKILLS MAJOR—ARTS & CULTURE

If you are taking arts courses you may want to take an Arts & Culture High Skills Major Program. Consult the SHSM chart and see an Arts Teacher

for details.

IDEA—Interdisciplinary Dufferin Experiential Arts

4 credit art—see h ps://www.ideadufferin.com for informa on

Guidance & Co-op Guidance & Co-op GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

GLC2O—Career Studies—.5 credit (taken during the same semester as CHV2O—Grade 10 Civics). You must take both courses.

SNC1D—Academic

FTECO2—Grade 11 2‐credit Co‐op—Designing Your Future ‐ Spend half day at co‐op placement

SNC1D—Academic

FTECO4—Grade 11 4‐credit Co‐op—Designing Your Future ‐ Spend full day at co‐op placement

SNC1D—Academic

FTECO2T—Grade 12 2‐credit Co‐op—Naviga ng the Workplace ‐ Spend half day at co‐op placement

SNC1D—Academic

FTECO4T—Grade 12 4‐credit Co‐op—Naviga ng the Workplace ‐ Spend full day at co‐op placement

CO-OP CREDITS

There are no pre‐requisites for Grade 11 or Grade 12 Co‐op courses.

Credits earned in co‐op programs will be subject‐based and the grade of the credit will be appropriate to the course it is associated with. See a

co‐op teacher or guidance counsellor for details.

SPECIALIST HIGH SKILLS MAJOR PROGRAMS

The Specialist High Skills Major Program (SHSM) allows students to focus on a skill‐set and area of knowledge in a par cular sector. As you work towards the OSSD, you can also ob‐tain a SHSM designa on on your diploma. This makes you par cularly well prepared for

the post‐secondary des na on of your choice.

Eight sectors are offered at ODSS in the SHSM program:

Arts & Culture Business Construc on Environment

Health & Wellness Hospitality & Tourism—Culinary Transporta on Manufacturing

Your Co‐op placement will be related to your sector providing a valuable work experience in your area of specializa on. A minimum of 2 Co‐op credits are required for SHSM in

your chosen sector.

You must also complete the compulsory credits to earn your OSSD and the necessary mandatory credits which are required for your SHSM according to your chosen post‐secondary pathway—Appren ceship Training, College, University or Workplace.

There are numerous Sector Recognized Cer fica ons and Training which will include quali‐fica ons in areas such as First Aid, CPR, WHMIS, Safe Food Handling, Fall Safety, Smart

Serve, and many more. These will give you advanced training. Your OSSD will be a special diploma indica ng that you have successfully completed the SHSM requirements. See

Guidance for more informa on.

DUAL CREDIT COURSES

Dual Credits are college courses that count on both your secondary school diploma as well as a college program. We offer Dual Credit courses in the appren ceship and college pathways at Conestoga, Georgian and Humber Colleges. Dual Credit stu‐

dents are supported by secondary school teachers in their transi on to college. See Guidance or for more informa on— h ps://www.ugdsb.ca/dualcredit/

E-LEARNING COURSES

eLearning Courses are credit courses authorized by the Ontario Ministry of Educa‐on through e‐Learning Ontario. Students and teachers use the Provincial Virtual

Learning Environment to communicate the majority of the course work. Students must contact a Guidance Counsellor at their school to enrol in an eLearning course

offering. More info at h ps://www.elearningstudents.ca/

SCHOOL TO CAREER PROGRAMS

If you are interested in OYAP—The Ontario Youth Appren ceship

Program, please see a co‐op teacher for more informa on.

SNC1D—Academic

GLS1O Life Skills—Reading

GLE1O—Learning Strategies SNC1D—Academic

GLE2O—Learning Strategies

2 credit, choose with GLE1O

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Healthy Active Living Healthy Active Living GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

PPL1O—Healthy Ac ve Living (Co‐Ed) $

Uniform purchase required

SNC1D—Academic

PPL2OX—Healthy Ac ve Living (Female)

Uniform Required

SNC1D—Academic

PAF3OX—Fitness for Females—Open Level $

SNC1D—Academic

PAF3OY—Fitness for Males—Open Level $

SNC1D—Academic

PAL3O—Healthy Ac ve Living—Large Group Ac vi es—(Co‐Ed) Open Level $

SNC1D—Academic

PAD3O—Healthy Ac ve Living—Outdoor Ac vi es—(Co‐Ed) Open Level $

Enhancement Fee is $225 to provide for ac vi es outside of school. Entry to this class is by applica on only.

SNC1D—Academic

PAF4OX—Livefit (Female) ‐ Open Level $

SNC1D—Academic

PAF4OY—Livefit (Male) ‐ Open Level $

SNC1D—Academic

PSK4U—Exercise Science—University Level

Prerequisite: Grade 11 University Level Biology strongly recommended & Grade 11 Phys Ed

SNC1D—Academic

PAD4O—Healthy Ac ve Living—Outdoor & Recrea‐onal Ac vi es– (Co‐Ed)

Open $ Enhancement fee is $225

FOLLOW THE PATH




SNC1D—Academic

PAL4O—Healthy Ac ve Liv‐ing—Large Group Ac vi‐es—(Co‐Ed) Open Level $

$ ENHANCEMENT FEES $

A $ beside the course name indicates there is an enhancement fee for that course. See a phys ed teacher or guidance counsellor for more details.

SNC1D—Academic

PPL2OY—Healthy Ac ve Living (Male)

Uniform Required

SNC1D—Academic

PPL2O—Healthy Ac ve Living (Co‐ed)

Uniform Required

Languages Languages GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

FSF1D—Core French—Academic Level

SNC1D—Academic

FSF1P—Core French—Applied Level

SNC1D—Academic

FSF1O—French for Begin‐ners—Open Level

For students with li le French background or who have struggled in French

SNC1D—Academic

FSF2D—Core French—Academic Level

SNC1D—Academic

FSF2P—Core French—Applied Level

SNC1D—Academic

FSF3U—French—‐ University Level

SNC1D—Academic

FSF3O—French—Open Level

SNC1D—Academic

FSF4U—French—University Level

FOLLOW THE PATH




SNC1D—Academic

FSF4O—French—Open Level

Mathematics Courses Mathematics Courses GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

MPM1D—Principles of Math—Academic

SNC1D—Academic

MFM1P—Founda ons of Mathema cs—Applied

SNC1D—Academic

MAT1L—Locally Developed Math

SNC1D—Academic

MPM2D—Principles of Math—Academic

SNC1D—Academic

MFM2P—Founda ons of Math—Applied

SNC1D—Academic

MAT2L—Locally Developed Math

SNC1D—Academic

MCR3U—Func ons—University Level

SNC1D—Academic

MCF3M—Func ons and Applica ons—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

MBF3C—Founda ons for College Math—College Level

SNC1D—Academic

MEL3E—Math—Workplace Level

SNC1D—Academic

SNC1D—Academic

MHF4U—Advamced Func ons—University Level

SNC1D—Academic

MDM4U—Data Manage‐ment —University Level

SNC1D—Academic

MEL4E—Math—Workplace Level

SNC1D—Academic

MAP4C—Founda ons for College Math—College PRE‐REQUISITE: MCF3M or MBF3C

MEL3E & MEL4E are offered in alternate years

MHF4U must be taken prior to or concurrently with MCV4U

MCV4U—Calculus & Vectors —University Level

FOLLOW THE PATH




Science Programs Science Programs GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

SNC1D—Academic

SNC1D—Academic

SNC1D—Applied

SNC1D—Academic

SNC1L—Locally Developed

SNC1D—Academic

SNC2D—Academic

SNC1D—Academic

SNC2P—Applied

SNC1D—Academic

SNC2L—Locally Developed

SNC1D—Academic

SPH3U—Physics—University

SNC1D—Academic

SCH3U—Chemistry—University

SNC1D—Academic

SBI3U—Biology—University

SNC1D—Academic

SVN3M—Environmental—College/University

SNC1D—Academic

SBI3C—Biology—College

SNC1D—Academic

SVN3E—Environmental

SNC1D—Academic

SPH4U—Physics—University

SNC1D—Academic

SCH4U—Chemistry—University

SNC1D—Academic

SBI4U—Biology—University

SNC1D—Academic

SPH4C—Physics—College

SNC1D—Academic

SCH4C—Chemistry—College

FOLLOW THE PATH




Social Science Social Science GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12

SNC1D—Academic

HSP3U—Introduc on to Anthropology, Sociology and Psychology—University Level

Prerequisite—ENG2D or CHC2D

SNC1D—Academic

HSP3C—Introduc on to Anthropology, Sociology and Psychology —College Level

SNC1D—Academic

HPW3C—Raising Infants and Young Children—College Level

SNC1D—Academic

HSB4U—Challenge& Change in Society—University Level

SNC1D—Academic

HHG4M—Human Development through the Lifespan—College/University Level

SNC1D—Academic

HHS4U—Families in Canada—University Level

FOLLOW THE PATH


You need the course(s) at the beginning of the path as a pre‐requisite for that course. Courses without an

arrow on the le have no prerequisites.


SPECIALIST HIGH SKILLS MAJOR—HEALTH & WELLNESS

If you are taking social science and humani es cours‐es—you may want to take a Health & Wellness High Skills Major Program. Consult the SHSM chart and see

a Social Science teacher for details.

PREREQUISITES for Gr 12

Prerequisites for Grade 12 Social Science Courses are Grade 11 English at

the same level.

Technology Courses Technology Courses GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12


TMJ1O1—Exploring Tech‐nologies—Open Level

Package of 4 disciplines: Technical Design, Wood‐working, Cooking and Welding

Students will rotate periodi‐cally to a different shop & teacher

CGC1PG—Issues in Canadi‐an Geography—Locally De‐

TTJ2O1—Transporta on Tech—Open Level


TDJ2O1—Tech Design—Open Level


TFJ2O1—Hospitality & Tour‐ism (Cooking) ‐ $ Open Level


TGJ2O1—Communica ons Tech—Open Level


TMJ2O1—Mechanical Man‐ufacturing Tech—$ Open


TMJ2O2—Manufacturing Tech—Welding —$ Open


TCJ2O1—Construc on Tech —$ Open Level


TCJ2O2—Woodworking —$ Open Level


TXJ2O1—Hairstyling & Aesthe cs—$Open Level


TTJ3C1—Transporta on Tech—College Level


TDJ3M1—Tech Design—College/University Level


TFJ3C1—Hospitality/Tourism (Cooking) ‐ $ OR

TFJ3CD—Cooking—2 Credit


TGJ3M1—Communica ons Tech—College/University


TMJ3C1—Mechanical Man‐ufacturing—$ College


TMW3E1—Manufacturing Tech‐Welding—$Workplace


TCJ3C1—Construc on Tech —$ College


TWJ3E1—Custom Wood‐working —$ Workplace


TXJ3E1—Hairstyling & Aesthe cs—$Workplace


TTJ4C1—Transporta on Tech—College Level


TDJ4M1—Tech Design—College/University Level


TFJ4C1—Hospitality/Tourism (Cooking) ‐ $ OR

TFJ4CD—Cooking—2 Credit


TGJ4M1—Communica ons Tech—College/University


TMJ4C1—Mechanical Man‐ufacturing—$ College


TMW4E1—Manufacturing Tech‐Welding—$Workplace


TCJ4C1—Construc on Tech —$ College


TWJ4E1—Custom Wood‐working —$ Workplace


TXJ4E1—Hairstyling & Aesthe cs—$Workplace

PREREQUISITES for

TECHNICAL COURSES

You can start a tech program in Grade 10 or 11 without

any previous experience

CGC1PG—Issues in Canadian Geography—Locally Developed TMW3EX—Welding & Woodworking (Female)—Workplace Level

4-Credit Packages

IDEA—Interdisciplinary Dufferin Experiential Arts

This off‐site program offers 4 Grade 11/12 credits ‐ Drama, Exploring the Arts, Non‐Tradi onal Visual Art and Writer’s Cra English ‐ in an integrated se ng. What does that mean? It means EVERYTHING you do in one class feeds into the other 3 ‐ and it all starts with YOUR IDEAS. Learn more at h ps://www.ideadufferin.com/

CELP—Community Environmental Leadership Program

Students earn the following Grade 10 Credits

NBE3U/C/E English: University, College or Workplace Level

GLC 20 Career Studies (Half Credit – Compulsory)

CHV 20 Civics (Half Credit – Compulsory)

PAD 20 Outdoor Ac vi es (Health and Physical Educa on)

IDP 30K Interdisciplinary Studies

For more informa on, visit h ps://www.ugdsb.ca/westside/programs/celp/

DHP—Digital Historian Project

The Digital Historian Project is an experien al learning partnership between the Upper Grand District School Board and the Dufferin County Museum and Archives. DHP is geared towards Grade eleven students who wish to pursue a deep understanding of Canadian History. This is a full‐ me program running in spring semester in which students earn four credits: CHI4U ‐ Canadian History

IDC3O ‐ Interdisciplinary Studies

ENG3U/C—English: University or College Level

NDA3M ‐ Na ve Studies

For more informa on, see a Guidance counsellor.

Checklist for Students who are new to UGDSB

Please bring the following to your registra on appointment:

proof of residence (i.e. u lity bill, driver’s licence)

birth cer ficate or passport

immuniza on records

transcript/school records from previous school

completed UGDSB admission form (can be found at h ps://

www.ugdsb.ca/wp‐content/uploads/2017/07/Student‐Admission‐Form‐Version‐23‐1.pdf

Requirements for Ontario Secondary School Gradua on Diploma (OSSD)

Comple on of 30 credits

(includes 18 compulsory credits and 12 op onal credits)

Comple on of 40 hours of Community Service

18 Compulsory Credits for OSSD 4 English 1 Healthy Ac ve Living

3 Mathema cs 1 Art

2 Science 1 French

1 Canadian Geography .5 Careers

1 Canadian History .5 Civics

1 English/French/Social Science/CWS/Guidance/Co‐op

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