Summer Semester

Students, parents and counsellors can view course offerings by clicking the link above, select “View the (current year) Course Offerings here”
All courses are a minimum of 110 hours with the exception of Careers, Civics and the grade 9 Math Transfer course (MPM1H) which are 55 hours in length.

To be eligible to take a Summer Semester Secondary e-Learning course students must have all pre-requisite courses prior to beginning a Summer Semester e-Learning course.

Students who have already successfully completed a course during the regular school year may take a full credit course again in Summer Semester to work toward improving their mark.

New Credit Students may take Civics and Careers, or the grade 9 Math Transfer Course as new credit courses prior to their grade 10 school year. These are 55 hour half credit courses that will run concurrently for the entire four week Secondary Summer Semester e-Learning program.
These are the only new credit courses available for grade 9 students to take during the summer before their grade 10 school year. All other 110 hour grade 9 and 10 courses are for students who want to work toward an improved mark or who have to retake a course.

All students are encouraged to work from a Summer Semester location for the duration of the program.

Program Dates & Locations

Dates: July 3 - July 30

Times: Summer Semester sites and offices are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 - 12:30

Locations: