Thornhill SS Course Offerings: September 2013 to June 2014
Arts: Drama
Arts: Music
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
ADA1O1: Dramatic Arts
ADA2O1: Dramatic Arts
ADA3O1: Dramatic Arts
ADA4M1: Dramatic Arts
AMG2O1: Rock Guitar
AMI2O1: Instrumental Music
AMK2O1: Keyboard/Piano
AMR2O1: Band Repertoire
AMV2O1:Vocal Music
AMU2O1: Vocal Repertoire
AMG3M1: Continuing Guitar Studies
AMI3M1: Instrumental Music
AMK3M1: Keyboard/Piano
AMR3M1: Band Repertoire
AMV3M1:Vocal Music
AMU3M1: Vocal Repertoire
AMG4M1: Continuing Guitar Studies
AMI4M1: Instrumental Music
AMK4M1: Keyboard/Piano
AMR4M1: Band Repertoire
AMV4M1: Vocal Music
AMU4M1: Vocal Repertoire
AVI2O1: Visual Arts
AWQ2O1: Photography
AVI3M1: Visual Arts
AVI3O1: Visual Arts (cancelled)
AWA3O1: Crafts
AWQ3M1: Photography (cancelled)
AVI4M1: Visual Arts
AWA4M1: Crafts
BBI2O1: Introduction to Business
BAF3M1: Introduction to Financial Accounting
BMI3C1: Marketing: Goods, Services, and Events
BAT4M1: Principles of Financial Accounting
BOH4M1: Business Leadership: Management
BOH4M1: Fundamentals
BBB4M1: Introduction to International Business
CIE3M1: The Individual and the Economy
CIE3ME: Pre AP The Individual and the Economy
CLU3M1: Understanding Canadian Law
CIA4U1: Analyzing Current Economic Issues
CIA4UE: AP Analyzing Current Economic Issues
CLN4U1: Canadian and International Law
CGG3O1: Travel and Tourism: A Geographic
Perspective
CGW4U1: Canadian and World Issues: A
Geographic Analysis
AMG1O1: Beginner Rock Guitar
AMI1O1: Instrumental Music
AMK1O1: Keyboard/Piano
AMR1O1: Band Repertoire
AMV1O1: Vocal Music
AMU1O1: Vocal Repertoire
Arts: Visual Arts
AVI1O1: Visual Arts
Business Studies
BTT1O1: Information and Communication
Technology in Business
Canadian and
World Studies:
Economics, Law,
and Politics
Canadian and
World Studies:
Geography
CGC1D1: Issues in Cdn Geography
CGC1DG: Gifted Issues in Cdn Geography
CGC1DL: ESL Issues in Cdn Geography
CGC1P1: Issues in Cdn Geography
CGC1PL: ESL Issues in Cdn Geograpy
CHC2D1: Cdn History since WW1
CHC2DG: Gifted Cdn History since WW1
CGC2DL: ESL Cdn History since WW1
CHC2L1: Cdn History since WW1 (cancelled)
CHC2P1: Cdn History since WW1
CHC2PL: ESL Cdn History since WW1
CHV2O1: Civics & Citizenship (0.5 credit)
CHV2OL: ESL Civics & Citizenship (0.5 credit)
Canadian and
World Studies:
History
Cooperative
Education
HPA1X: High Performance Athlete
English
ENG1D1: English
ENG1DG: Gifted English
ENG1P1: English
ENG1L1: English
English as a
Second Language
ESLAO1: ESL Level 1
ESLBO1: ESL Level 2
ESLCO1: ESL Level 3
ESLDO1: ESL Level 4
French and
International
Languages
FSF1D1: Core French
FSF1DG: Gifted French
FSF1P1: Core French
FSF1O1: Core French
HPA2X: High Performance Athlete
ENG2D1: English
ENG2DG: Gifted English
ENG2P1: English
ENG2L1: English
ESLAO1: ESL Level 1
ESLBO1: ESL Level 2
ESLCO1: ESL Level 3
ESLDO1: ESL Level 4
ESLEO1: ESL Level 5
FSF2D1: Core French
FSF2DG: Gifted French
CHA3U1: American History (cancelled)
CHW3M1: World History to the end of the 15th
Century
CHY4U1: World History: Since the 15th Century
HPA3X: High Performance Athlete
COP3X0: 2 Credit Co-op Grade 11/12
COP3X1: 4 Credit Co-op Grade 11/12
COP3X3: Co-op Education Teaching Assistant
SHSM: Specialist High Skills Major
HPA4X4: High Performance Athlete
COP3X0: 2 Credit Co-op Grade 11/12
COP3X1: 4 Credit Co-op Grade 11/12
COP3X3: Co-op Education Teaching Assistant
SHSM: Specialist High Skills Major
ENG3C1: College English
ENG3E1: Workplace English
ENG3U1: University English
ENG3UE: Pre AP English ENG3UE:
EMS3O1: Media Studies
EPS3O1: Presentation and Speaking Skills
ENG4C1: College English
ENG4E1: Workplace English
ENG4U1: University English
ENG4UE: AP English
EWC4U1: Writer’s Craft
OLC4O1: Ontario Literacy Course
ESLAO1: ESL Level 1
ESLBO1: ESL Level 2
ESLCO1: ESL Level 3
ESLDO1: ESL Level 4
ESLEO1: ESL Level 5
ESLAO1: ESL Level 1
ESLBO1: ESL Level 2
ESLCO1: ESL Level 3
ESLDO1: ESL Level 4
ESLEO1: ESL Level 5
FSF3U1: Core French
FSF4U1: Core French
5th character denotes course pathway: D=Academic, P=Applied, L=Locally Developed, O=Open, U=University, M-University/College, C=College, W=Workplace
See www.yrdsb.edu.on.ca/edirectory for course descriptions
UNDERLINED courses have prerequisites
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
Guidance and
Career Education
GLC2O1: Guidance & Career Studies (0.5 credit)
GLC2OL: ESL Guidance & Career Studies
GWL3OL: Designing Your Future for ELL Learners
(cancelled)
College-Delivered Dual Credit
Health and
Physical
Education
PPL2O8: Healthy Active Living – Females
PPL2O9: Healthy Active Living – Males
PAF2O8: Personal Fitness Activities – Females
PAF2O9: Personal Fitness Activities – Males
PPL3O1: Healthy Active Living – Co-ed
PAF3O8: Personal Fitness Activities – Females
PAF3O9: Personal Fitness Activities – Males
Interdisciplinary
Studies
PPL1O8: Healthy Active Living – Females
PPL1O9: Healthy Active Living – Males
STUDENTS CAN ONLY TAKE ONE INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES COURSE
Mathematics
MAT1L1: Locally Developed Mathematics
MPM1D1: Principles of Mathematics
MPM1DG: Gifted Principles of Mathematics
MFM1P1: Foundations of Mathematics
Native Studies
NAC1O1: Expressing Aboriginal Cultures
(cancelled)
Science
SNC1D1: Science
SNC1DG: Gifted Science
SNC1DL: ESL Science
SNC1P1: Science
SNC1PL: ESL Science
MAT2L1: Locally Developed Mathematics
MPM2D1: Principles of Mathematics
MPM2DG: Gifted Principles of Mathematics
MFM2P1: Foundations of Mathematics
MBF3C1: Foundations for College Mathematics
MCR3U1: Functions and Relations
MCR3UE: Pre AP Functions and Relations
MCF3M1: Functions
MEL3E1: Mathematics for everyday life
PPL4O1: Healthy Active Living – Co-ed
PAF4O8: Personal Fitness Activities – Females
PAF4O9: Personal Fitness Activities – Males
PSE4U1 : Exercise Science (cancelled)
IDC4O1: History Through Film
IDC4O3: Sociology of Gender and Sexuality
IDC4U1: History Through Film
IDC4U2: Building Financial Security (cancelled)
IDC4U3: Sociology of Gender and Sexuality
MAP4C1: Foundations for College Mathematics
MCT4C1: Mathematics for College Technology
MCV4U1: Calculus and Vectors
MCV4UE: AP Calculus and Vectors
MDM4U1: Data Management
MEL4E1: Mathematics for Everyday Life
MHF4U1: Advanced Functions
MHF4UE: AP Advanced Functions
NDA3M1: Current Aboriginal Issues in Canada
(cancelled)
SNC2D1: Science
SNC2DG: Gifted Science
SNC2DL: ESL Science
SNC2L1: Locally Developed Science
SNC2P1: Science
SNC2PL: ESL Science
SBI3C1: College Biology (cancelled)
SBI3U1: University Biology
SBI3UE: Pre AP Biology
SCH3U1: University Chemistry
SCH3UE: Pre AP Chemistry
SPH3U1: University Physics
SBI4U1: University Biology
SBI4UE: AP Biology
SCH4U1: University Chemistry
SCH4UE: AP Chemistry
SNC4E1: Workplace Science
SPH4U1: University Physics
HNC3C1: Understanding Fashion (cancelled)
HPW3C1: Working with Infants & Young Children
HSP3C1: Introduction to Anthropology,
Psychology, and Sociology
HSP3U1: Introduction to Anthropology,
Psychology, and Sociology
HZB3M1: Philosophy: The Big Question
HFA4C1: Nutrition and Health
HFA4U1: Nutrition and Health
HHG4M1: Human Development throughout the
Lifespan
HHS4C1: Families in Canada (cancelled)
HHS4U1: Families in Canada (cancelled)
HSB4U1: Challenge and Change in Society
HZT4U1: Philosophy: The Big Question
Social Sciences
and Humanities
(Family
Studies/History)
HIF1O1: Exploring Family Studies
HIF1O1
HFN2O1: Food and Nutrition
Student Support
Services
GLE101: Learning Strategies 1: Skills for
Success in High School
GLE201: Learning Strategies 2: Skills for Success
in High School (Advanced)
GLE301/GLE302: Learning Strategies 3: Skills &
Preparation for Post-Sec Destinations
GLE401: Learning Strategies 4: Preparation for
Post-Secondary Destinations
TGJ2O1: Communication Technology
TGJ3M1: Communication Technology
TGJ3O1: Communication Technology
TGJ4M1: Communication Technology
TGJ4O1: Communication Technology
ICS2O1: Introduction to Computer Science
TEJ2O1: Computer Technology
TEJ3M1: Computer Technology
ICS3U1: Computer Technology & Information Sci.
ICS3UE: Pre AP Computer Technology & Info Sci.
Technology:
Communication
Technology:
Computer
TEJ1O1: Exploring Computer Technology
TEJ1O1
Technology:
Construction
TIJ1O1: Exploring Technologies
TCJ2O1: Construction Technology
Technology:
ICS4U1: Computer Science
ICS4UE: AP Computer Science
TEJ4M1: Computer Engineering Technology
TCJ3C1: Construction Technology
TWJ3E1: Custom Woodworking
TCJ4C1: Construction Technology
TWJ4E1: Custom Woodworking
TFJ3E1: Hospitality and Tourism
TFJ4E1: Hospitality and Tourism
TDJ3M1: Technological Design
TDJ4M1: Technological Design
Hospitality & Tourism
Technology:
Design
TDJ2O1: Technological Design
Technology:
Transportation
TTJ2O1: Transportation Technology
TTJ3C1: Transportation Technology
TTJ4C1: Transportation Technology
5th character denotes course pathway: D=Academic, P=Applied, L=Locally Developed, O=Open, U=University, M-University/College, C=College, W=Workplace
See www.yrdsb.edu.on.ca/edirectory for course descriptions
UNDERLINED courses have prerequisites
5th character denotes course pathway: D=Academic, P=Applied, L=Locally Developed, O=Open, U=University, M-University/College, C=College, W=Workplace
See www.yrdsb.edu.on.ca/edirectory for course descriptions
UNDERLINED courses have prerequisites