Wellington Centre for Continuing Education
1428 Gordon St
Guelph, ON N1L 1C8
(519) 836-7280
Credit Course Listings
The Upper Grand District School Board
Location of 2016 Summer School Program:
Centennial CVI
289 College Ave. W., Guelph, ON
Dates:
Full Credit Session:
Mon. July 4, 2016 - Fri., July 29, 2016
Credit Recovery Session 1: Mon. July 4, 2016 - Fri., July 15, 2016
Credit Recovery Session 2: Mon. July 18, 2016 - Fri., July 29, 2016
Times:
8:30 am - 2:00 pm
Summer School Supervisor - K. Lloyd
The Upper Grand District School Board
General Information—Summer School
Examinations: Each new credit or credit recovery course requires the student to write a
final exam. Dates of the exams will be announced on the first day of Summer School.
Final Report Cards will be mailed to the student’s home and the home school in midAugust.
Students may not be registered in more than one Summer School program (ie. Cannot
register for an eLearning and regular Summer School course.)
How to Register for Summer School
DAY SCHOOL STUDENTS
1. Contact your Guidance Counselor.
2. Registration information may be found on line at our website
http://www.ugdsb.on.ca/continuing_education
3. Registrations must be submitted no later than 4 PM - Friday, June 24, 2016.
Fees: A non-refundable student services fee of $10.00 will be collected the first class.
ADULT STUDENTS
Students who are 18 years of age or over and have been out of school for more than one
year should register directly with Wellington Centre for Continuing Education with an updated transcript, in person or by phone at 519-836-7280 no later than 4 PM - Friday,
June 24, 2016.
Fees: A non-refundable student services fee of $10.00 will be collected the first class.
Confirmation of registration is not sent out and all students should assume their class is
running and attend on Monday, July 4th. Phone calls will be made only if classes are
cancelled due to lack of enrolment. Transportation is the student’s responsibility.
Wellington Centre for Continuing Education
1428 Gordon Street, Guelph ON N1L 1C8
519-836-7280
New - Indicates course is offered as a New Credit (20 day program) July 4 - July 29, 2016
S1 - Indicates course is offered Session 1 (10 days) July 4 - 15, 2016
S2 - Indicates course is offered Session 2 (10 days) July 18 - July 29, 2016
SUBJECT
GR
COURSE
CODE
NEW
S1
S2
English
9
Applied/Academic
ENG1P/1D
X
X
X
English
10
Applied/Academic
ENG2P/2D
X
X
X
English
11
College/University
ENG3C/3U
X
X
X
English
12
College/University
ENG4C/4U
X
X
X
English
12
Literacy Course
OLC40
X
History
10
Canadian History since World War 1 CHC2P/2D
X
X
X
C.W.S/Guidance
10
Civics/Careers
CHV2O/GLC2O
X
X
X
Mathematics
9
Applied/Academic
MPM1P/1D
X
X
X
Mathematics
10
Academic
MPM2D
X
X
X
Mathematics
10
Applied
MFM2P
X
X
X
Mathematics
11
Functions & Applications
MCF3M
X
X
X
Mathematics
11
Functions
MCR3U
X
X
X
Mathematics
11
Foundations for College
MBF3C
X
X
X
Mathematics
12
Foundations for College
MAP4C
X
X
X
Mathematics
12
Mathematics for College Technology MCT4C
X
X
X
Mathematics
12
Data Management
MDM4U
X
X
X
Mathematics
12
Advanced Functions
MHF4U
X
X
X
Mathematics
12
Calculus & Vectors
MCV4U
X
X
X
Science
9
Applied/Academic
SNC1P/1D
X
X
X
Science
10
Applied/Academic
SNC2P/2D
X
X
X
Science
11
Biology College/University Prep.
SB13C/3U
X
X
X
Science
11
Chemistry University Prep.
SCH3U
X
X
X
Science
12
Biology University Prep.
SBI4U
X
X
X
Science
12
Chemistry College/University Prep.
SCH4C/4U
X
X
X
Environmental
Science FI
11
Environmental Science for French
Immersion
SVN3MF
X
Senior Science courses will be offered in a blended format: 2 days in class, Mon. & Wed. or Tues. & Thurs.
depending on enrolment, plus 3 days online per week.
e-Learning
e-Learning Summer School provides students with the opportunity to earn a new credit
in a variety of subject areas while maintaining some flexibility in their summer schedule.
Students should expect to work a minimum of 5-6 hours per day to complete their studies, and will need a reliable computer and internet connection for the duration of the
course.
An online orientation session will be offered the first day for students new to e-Learning.
Courses with final exams will require students to arrange a suitable proctor in advance.
The exams will be written on Friday, July 29th. For more information on suitable
proctors please see our website.
All e-Learning Summer School students in Upper Grand schools need to be registered
within the OeLC Registration System via their guidance departments.
e-Learning Courses Offered July 4 - July 29, 2016
Civics /Careers
10
Civics & Careers
CHV20/GLC20
X
Full Credit
English
11
University
ENG3U
X
Full Credit
English
12
College/University
ENG4C/ENG4U
X
Full Credit
Phys. Ed
11
Health for Life
PPZ30
X
Full Credit
Mathematics
9
Principles of Mathematics
MPM1H
Transfer
2 week
Mathematics
11
Functions & Relations
MCR3U
X
Full Credit
Mathematics
12
Advanced Functions
MHF4U
X
Full Credit
Science
12
Physics
SPH4U
X
Full Credit
Social Science
12
Challenge & Change in Society
HSB4U
X
Full Credit
e-Learning - Full Credit only
(NOTE: Registration for e-Learning Classes is done through Guidance)
Enrichment Opportunity for French Immersion Students
Where will you leave your footprint this summer?
Enroll in the SVN 3MF course: les sciences environnementales
SVN 3M — Grade 11 Environmental Science
This course provides students with the fundamental knowledge of
and skills relating to environmental science that will help them succeed in life after secondary school. Students will explore a range of
topics, including the role of science in addressing contemporary
environmental challenges; the impact of the environment on human
health; sustainable agriculture and forestry; the reduction and management of waste; and the conservation of energy. Students will increase
their scientific and environmental literacy and examine the interrelationships between science, the environment, and society in a variety of
areas.
Prerequisite: Grade 10 Science, Applied or Academic.
This blended course will be taught in French, and will provide ample
opportunity to practice and develop spoken French through oral discussion, interviews, dialogue and presentation. All course work will
be done in French and will include oral and written assignments. You
will develop your research and inquiry skills by working collaboratively with your classmates and with partners from the community.
Where will classes be held?
Centennial CVI and various locations for field trips
When will this course be offered?
July 4 - 29, 2016
8:30– 2:00 pm Mon. & Wed. in class plus 3 days online
*this course will run based on numbers and availability of a qualified teacher
General Information
Summer School 2016 offers an extensive selection of new credits, make-up and upgrade
courses from Grade 9 to 12. Grade 9 full credit courses are only for students who received
below 35% in these courses in the previous school year. Summer School is not open to students who are entering Grade 9. Students who achieved a credit for a course, but wish to
upgrade their mark, must sign up for a full 4 week session. Classes begin promptly at
8:30am. Tardiness will not be accepted.
DAILY ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY IN ALL CREDIT COURSES.
Completion of a full credit requires 110 classroom hours. Completion of credit recovery
courses requires 55 classroom hours. Poor attendance will result in the student’s removal
from the school register.
CLASSES WILL RUN ONLY IF REGISTRATION MEETS THE MINIMUM ENROLMENT
Registration deadline: 4 PM, June 24th, 2016
New Credit Courses—(20 days)
These courses are intended for students who wish to accelerate towards their diploma or
wish to upgrade a mark in a course in which they were already successful.
Only one 20-day session can be taken.
Mon. July 4 - Fri. July 29, 2016 8:30 am - 2:00 pm
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Credit Recovery Courses - (10 days)
Credit Recovery Courses are intended for students who have received a failed final mark
within the last school year and wish to attempt the course again. To qualify, the student
must have achieved a final mark not less than 35%. A student who has achieved a final
mark less than 35% must take a “new credit” course.
Session 1:
Mon., July 4 - Fri. July 15
8:30 am.-2:00 pm
Session 2:
Mon., July 15 - Fri., July 29
8:30 am.-2:00 pm.