for the class of 2017 grade 11 course selection. course selection grade 11 students should carry 7...

For The Class of 2017

Grade 11 Course Selection

Course Selection

Grade 11 students should carry 7 courses

21 courses: Suggested load by HRSB

Graduation Requirements

1. 3 English

2. 2 Math

3. 2 Science

4. 2 Technology…Math or Science

5. 1 Physical Education Credit

6. 1 Canadian Studies

7. 1 Global

8. 1 Fine Arts Credit

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7 Grade 10

Typical Grade 11 Courses

• 1 English

• 1-2 Math

• 1-2 Science

• 1 Technology (if not planning on taking more than 2 Math and Science)

• 1 Canadian studies (if Mi’kmaw wasn’t taken in 10)

• Français 11 (only for FI students)

• 2-3 Electives

Post-Secondary Admission Requirements(Atlantic Provinces)

Bachelor of ScienceEnglish 12 academic

Pre-Calculus Math 12

2 of Biology/Chemistry/Physics 12

1 more academic grade 12 credit

Post-Secondary Admission Requirements(Atlantic Provinces)

Bachelor of CommerceEnglish 12 academic

Math 12 academic

3 more academic grade 12 credits

Post-Secondary Admission Requirements(Atlantic Provinces)

Bachelor of ArtsEnglish 12 academic

4 more academic grade 12 credits

Post-Secondary Admission Requirements(Atlantic Provinces)

Community CollegeNo admissions requirements for 90% of requirements other than high school completion.

Some programs require Math 12 and Physics 11.

First come/First serve

EnglishStudents require an English credit at each

grade level in order to graduate

English 11 Advanced English 12 Advanced OR English 12 Advanced Placement

English 11 English 12

English 11 Communications English 12 Communications

Math Recommendations

• Grade 10/11 Math recommendations by teachers.

• Math recommendation form if not pursuing math recommendation.

• It is important to make decisions that will allow you to experience success.

• There will be no changes permitted after March 27th.

Mathematics Essentials Pathway

Mathematics at Work Pathway

Mathematics (Academic) Pathway

Selecting the Best Course

Considerations• Mathematical knowledge and background

• Future plans

• Interest

• Learner profile

• Previous mathematics achievement

Post-Secondary Math RequirementsDalhousie/SMU

Program Requirement(s)

Bachelor of Engineering Precal 12 (Chemistry / Physics 12)

Bachelor of Computer Science Precal 12

Bachelor of Science Precal 12 + Sciences

Bachelor of Science – Kinesiology Math 12 Academic

Bachelor of Science – Nursing Math 12 Academic

Bachelor of Commerce Math 12 Academic

Bachelor of Arts No math requirement*

NSCC 90% of programs require no math

• Please check this requirement for other universities – it may vary

ScienceMinimum of 2 science credits for

graduation

Those taking for graduation

• Science 10 + one of: Oceans11/ Human Biology11/ Food Science12/ Geology12/ Biology11-12/ Chemistry11-12/ Physics11-12

Those needing for post-secondary

• Science 10 + 2 from: Biology 12, Chemistry 12 and/or Physics 12

Technology/Science/Math Grade 11 Options:

• Business Tech 11

• Communication Tech 11

• Production Tech 11

• Design 11

• Home Trades Technology 12

New Course:• Home Trades Technology 12 (Open)

• This course provides a wide range of experiences and learning opportunities related to the building trades. As a result of this course, students will develop some of the skills and knowledge necessary to participate in the home construction industry. Major areas of study include the Imperial Measurement System, construction systems, electrical systems, plumbing systems, business practices, environmental practices, safety, tools, and equipment. There is a math component in each unit of study. 

One Canadian Studies Credit Required for Graduation:

• Canadian History 11

• Histoire Canadienne 11F

• African Canadian Studies 11

• Mikmaw Studies 11 (if you did not already get a credit for MKS10)

Elective CreditsElective courses should be chosen based on:

1. Need for High School graduation

2. Post-secondary Admissions requirements

3. Interest of the student

Two Alternates

• Students should make sure to select two alternate courses when doing their online selection

• Students are asked to choose alternates to ensure they end up in suitable courses should their be scheduling conflicts in their initial selections

On Line Course Selection Tips:

• Make sure you know your selections BEFORE your lab day.

• 02 students will only find specific 02 courses under the O2 heading.

• Make sure to hit SUBMIT when you have finished making all of your selections.

Please Remember:You will need your computer login & password, as well as your PowerSchool login & password.

• If you do not your computer login, please see your A block teacher.

• If you do not have your PowerSchool login, please see Mrs. McKinnon, guidance secretary.

Important Date:

There will be NO COURSE CHANGES after…

MARCH 27TH

Questions?

Mrs. Parsons – Surnames A-L & O2 Students

Mme. Wiseman – Surnames M-Z & International Students

GRADE 10’s D Block

Date Class Teacher Time Lab Guidance

Tues, Feb 24 CD10 Blanchard 10:40-11:10am 2039 Corey

Tues, Feb 24 FDS10 Cansdale 11:15-11:45am 2039 Corey

Thurs, Feb 26 MT10IMM Chambon-Dias 9:20-9:50am 2039 Corey

Thurs, Feb 26 MTW10 Cooke-Warner 9:55-10:25am 2039 Corey

Fri, Feb 27 MT10 Duggan 12:45-1:15pm 2019 Julie

Fri, Feb 27 ART10 McEachern 1:20-1:50pm 2019 Julie

Fri, Feb 27 ENG10 Metherall 12:45-1:15pm 2039 Corey

Fri, Feb 27 MTE10/11 Ngo 1:20-1:15pm 2039 Corey

Mon, March 2 DRA10 Turner 2:05-2:35pm 2019 Julie

Mon, March 2 SCI10 Williams 2:40-3:10pm 2019 Julie

Tues, March 3   Study blocks/Snow Days 11:10-11:50am 2019 Corey/Julie

Thurs, March 5   Study blocks/Snow Days 9:15-10:30am 2039 Corey/Julie

Fri, March 6   Study blocks/Snow Days 9:15-10:30am 2019 Corey/Julie