Secondary School
Information Night
St. Edmund Campion Prayer
Wherever I may travel, may I always profess my faith in you, God, to
whom I owe all my obedience. Grant that I may always have the courage
to preach the Gospel, to speak out against injustice, and to face all
challenges without fear.
For by your will, I will go where I am sent to carry any cross you lay upon
me, and never to despair. For the price is paid and the work is begun: it
is of God; it cannot be overcome. So our faith is planted, so will our faith
be maintained.
St. Edmund Campion….. Pray for us
Format of Presentation
Part A: Ontario Secondary Schools
Part B: Specialized Programs at Campion
Part C: Sports and Clubs at Campion
Part D: Registration Information
Part A
Ontario
Secondary
Schools
Grade 9 to Postsecondary Destinations After Five Years
34% to
University
21% OSSD
to work or
apprenticeship
20% to
College
25% Leave
Before OSSD
Grade 9
Enrollment
= 100%
Double Cohort Study 2009
Ontario Ministry of Education
Ontario Secondary School Diploma
(OSSD)
• Total of 30 course credits (110 hours per credit)
– 18 compulsory courses
– 12 elective courses (options)
• 40 hrs. Community Involvement
– Begins in Summer after Grade 8
• Ontario Literacy Requirement
– Written Test in Grade 10 (OSSLT)
Semester Schools - Sample
Semester 1 September
to January
Semester 2
February to June
Math
Science
Geography
English
Religion
French
Art
Physical Education
All 4 courses taken for 75 minutes each day
Course Types
Grades 9 and 10
• Applied
• Academic
• Advanced Placement
• Locally Developed
• Open
Course Type Comparison
Academic
Applied
•Works independently in
a focused manner
• Completes homework
consistently and
thoroughly
•Works in a focused
manner (not always
independently)
•May need assistance to
organize and complete
homework
•Student consistently
achieves level 3 or 4 in
subject area.
•Student consistently
achieve level 1 or 2 in
grade 8 subject.
•Larger classes – Class
Target 28 students
•Smaller classes – Class
Target 24 students
Locally Developed
•Works in a focused
manner with prompting
•May begin work in class
with direction
-Student is working
below grade level
expectations in subject
area.
-Small Class Size
maximum of 15 students
Changing Course Type
After Grade 9:
(except Mathematics)
Gr. 9 Academic
Gr. 10 Academic
Gr. 9 Applied
Gr. 10 Applied
Gr. 9 LDCC
Gr. 10 LDCC
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Making Your Grade 9 Choices
Compulsory Courses:
SUBJECT
LOCALLY
DEVELOPED
APPLIED
ACADEMIC
ADVANCED
PLACEMENT
GR. 8 TEACHER
RECOMMENDATION
ENGLISH*
ENG1L1
ENG1P1
ENG1D1
ENG1DP
ENG1D1
MATH
ENG1L1
MFM 1P1
MPM 1D1
MPM1DP
MPM1P1
SCIENCE
SNC 1L1
SNC 1P1
SNC 1D1
SNC1DP
SNC1P1
GEOGRAPHY
CGC1P5
CGC1P1
CGC1D1
CGC1DP
CGC1D1
FSF 1P1
FSF 1D1
FSF 1DP
FSF1D1
FRENCH*
Elective Courses:
To complete your grade 9 program, circle the code TWO
ELECTIVE COURSES and write in on ALTERNATIVE Course
SUBJECT
HEALTHY ACTIVE LIVING EDUCATION
(PHYSICAL EDUCATION)
COURSE CODE
PPL10F (FEMALE)
PPL10M (MALE)
VISUAL ARTS
AVI 101
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
AMI101
DRAMA
ADA101
INTRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY SKILLS IN BUSINESS
BTT 101
INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY
TIJ 101
LEARNING STRATEGIES 1: SKILLS FOR SUCCESS
GLE 101 (IEP)
Please enter an ALTERNATE course in the event of a conflict:
BTT1O1
Specialized Programs at
St. Edmund Campion
Arts and Culture
Sports
Hospitality
Non-Profit
(Social Justice)
St. Edmund Campion - SHSM Participation
Area Non-Profit 2015-2016
Arts and Culture
73 Students
Sports
40 Students
Non-Profit
65 Students
Hospitality
25 Students
Total
203 Students
Regional Advanced
®
Placement Program
The Program starts in Gr. 9 and Open to Students
throughout Brampton and Caledon
(Math, Science, English, French & Geography)
Following this presentation – Regional AP
Information Session @ 7pm in cafeteria
Provincial/OFSAA Championships
5 in Senior Boys Soccer
(Won Ontario Championship 5 of the last 7 years)
Senior Girls Basketball
(ROPSAAA Champions 5 years in a row)
10 Ontario Champions in Track and Field
Campion’s Athletic Program
Highlights
•
NCAA Scholarships – 38 NCAA Scholarships (21 Soccer, 13 basketball,
2 Baseball, 2 Lacrosse)
• Over 40 Student Athletes participating at the post secondary level
(Canada) - 20 soccer, 15 Football, 8 basketball, 5 track,
•
7 Student Athletes currently representing Team Canada (4 Soccer (1
U-16, 1 U-20, 2 Senior Men’s National Team) – 1 Basketball U-18, 1
Football 1-U-21)
• Number of student athletes - 350+
• Number of coaches - 60
• 20 Coaches who have coached outside of school (rep, college or
university)
Clubs and Student Opportunities at Campion
Academic
Tutoring
Guidance
Ambassadors
Students
Leading
Students
Will help to deliver our Cocoa and Cram
tutoring program to grade 9 and 10
students.
Grade 9 Peer
Mentoring
Will work with teachers to deliver
workshops to a variety of groups
of grade 9 students
Will work with Guidance dept to
welcome new students to the school and
participate in various guidancesponsored nights.
Community
Outreach
Will work with 2 agencies, BBBS and Cassie Campbell
to volunteer for special events and to serve as
mentors to elementary school students.
Currently 40 Clubs at Campion
Martial Arts, French Club, Student Council,
Guidance Ambassadors, Comic Book/ Anime
Club, Painting & Design Club, Yoga Club,
Peru Social Justice Mission, Prom Harmony
Movement, Campion Book Club, Graphic
Design, Ski/Snowboard Club, Europe Trip
2014, Youth for Christ, EC Voice, EC
Morning News, EC Dance, Black History
Month, Athletic Council, Homeless Mission,
Student Newspaper, The Company
Outdoors, Campion Band, Students For Life,
Guitar Club, Science Club, Construction,
Weight Room, A/V Club, Peer Mentors, Jam
Band, Campion Choir, Running Club,
Campion Barber Shop, Fishing Club,
Advanced Placement Club,
Registration
Information &
Next Steps for
Grade 8 to 9
Transitions
Important Dates
• November 4, 2015: Take our Kids to High School
Day. All Grade 8 students in our 7 feeder
schools will visit Campion for the day (get
registration information, tours of the school and
program information.
• November 26, 2015: 5:30 – 7:30pm
Grade 8 Registration Night. Parents and students
from our feeder schools are invited to come to
Campion and submit registration package plus
student activity fee ($60 cash/debit/credit).
Additional Transition Supports
• Get Ready Program – 5 days in late August
• Grade 8 Orientation Day: 1 day program during
the last week of August.
Advanced Placement
Information Session will
take place next for those
who are interested