Robert Southey School Course Selection Sheet 2014-2015

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Robert Southey School
Box 460
Southey, Saskatchewan
SOG 4P0
Phone (306) 726-2224
Fax (306) 726-2019
E-mail: robertsoutheyschool@pvsd.ca
Registration 2014-2015
Student Name:_____________________
Grade 10
10 Credits
Parent Signature:_____________________
Grade 11
Grade 12
Minimum 9 / Maximum 10 Credits
Minimum 8 / Maximum 10 Credits
Compulsory Subjects
Compulsory Subjects
Compulsory Subjects
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 English Language Arts 20
 English Language Arts A30
 English Language Arts B30
 History 30
English Language Arts A10
English Language Arts B10
Science 10
History 10
 Mathematics 10 – Foundations
 Mathematics 10 – Work Place
(must choose 1 math, can choose both)
Elective Subjects
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Wellness 10
Construction 10
Wildlife 10
Foods 10
Robotics 20
Work Experience 10
Computer Science 20
Tutorial
 Mathematics 20 – Foundations
 Mathematics 20 – Work Place
 Mathematics 20 – Pre-Calculus
(must choose 1 math, can choose all 3)
Elective Subjects
Elective Subjects
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 Mathematics 30 – Foundations
 Mathematics 30 – Pre-Calculus
 Calculus
PAA 20 (electronics, construction, welding)
Foods 20
Physical Science 20
Chemistry 30
Health Science 20
Biology 30
Physical Education 20
Psychology 30
Robotics 20
Computer Science 20
Spare
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PAA 30 (electronics, construction, welding)
Foods 30
Physical Science 20
Chemistry 30
Health Science 20
Biology 30
Physical Education 30
Psychology 30
Robotics 20
Computer Science 20
Spare
Spare
Magnet Semester 1
Lipton
 Psychology 20
 Accounting 10
Cupar
 Welding 10
Magnet Semester 1
Lipton
 Psychology 20
 Accounting 10
Cupar
 Welding 20
Magnet Semester 1
Lipton
 Psychology 20
 Accounting 10
Cupar
 Welding 30
Magnet Semester 2
Lipton
 Design Studies 10
Cupar
 Small Engine Repair 10
Magnet Semester 2
Lipton
 Design Studies 10
Cupar
 Small Engine Repair 20
Magnet Semester 2
Lipton
 Design Studies 10
Cupar
 Small Engine Repair 30
Notes:
* Please choose 10 offerings in each grade
* Chemistry 30, Biology 30, and Health Science 20 will not be offered in 2015-2016
* you must have a Science 20 or 30; a Social Science 20 or 30; and 2 credits in Arts Education or Practical and
Applied Arts: this includes all PAA courses, Robotics, Wildlife, Accounting at level 10, 20, or 30 levels.
Course Selection Considerations
Subject offerings are dependent upon enrollment/staff allocation. If courses are not available or students
must make alternate choices, a form indicating changes will come home to parents. Please refer to
Career/Guidance Handbook at http://www.pvsd.ca/ProgramsServices/CareerServices/Documents/Secondary
Course Planning Handbook 2014-2015 FINAL (2).pdf to be sure graduation requirements are being met. Please
see below for credit requirements for high school graduation.
Student Spares
Occasionally in a grade 11/12 student’s timetable the choice to select a spare is available. Due to the number
of credits and configuration of credits required to graduate students are strongly encouraged not to take more
than one spare in grade 11 and no more than two in grade 12. There is an opportunity to use these spares to
accomplish course work or for extra support upon arrangement with teachers and administration. Academic
performance and behavior are considerations for the approval of spares. All spares must be approved by the
administration.
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
minimum 8 credits
minimum 16 credits
minimum 24 credits (5 of which must be at the 30
level)
Compulsory courses are:
Compulsory courses are:
Compulsory courses are:
English Language Arts A 10 and
English Language Arts B 10;
English Language Arts 20;
English Language Arts A 30 and
English Language Arts B 30;
Social Studies 10, History 10 or
Native Studies 10;
Mathematics Apprenticeship and
Workplace20; or Mathematics
Foundations 20; or Mathematics Precalculus 20
Social Studies 30: Canadian Studies or
History 30: Canadian Studies or
Native Studies 30: Canadian Studies;
Science 10;
a science 20 or 30;
Mathematics Apprenticeship and
Workplace10; or Mathematics
Foundations 10
3 electives at level 10 or higher.
a social science 20 or 30;
6 additional elective credits at level 20
or 30.
2 credits in arts education or
practical and applied arts at level 10, 20, or 30;
Wellness 10, Physical Education 20
or Physical Education 30.
A parent meeting will be held on March 26th at 6:30 pm in the Science Lab to review the course selection
process and answer any questions you may have. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free
contact the office at any time.
Please return all forms to the office by March 28th.
Thank you
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