COURSE SELECTION 2021 -2022

COURSESELECTION PROCESS MARCH 2021

NB GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSFOR GRADS OF 2022

*17 CREDITS TO GRADUATE

REQUIRED COURSES

• English 11 (2 credits)

• English 12 (1 credit)

• Math - Financial Workplace Math 11o (1 credit)

OR Foundations Math 110 (1 credit)

• Science (1 credit)

• Modern History 11 (1 credit)

• Fine Arts/Life Role Development (1 credit)

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

• Successfully complete requirements of the 9/10

Block

• Minimum of 5 Courses at the grade 12 level

• Pass the ELPA (English Language Proficiency Assessment)

GRADS OF 2022 – NEXT YEAR GRADE 12 (MINIMUM OF 17 CREDITS NEEDED TO GRADUATE)*

English Strand

• English 12

• G3 - Growth, Goals & Grit: Skills for Success 120

*Make sure you have all your compulsories

Electives: Pick 9

Immersion Strand

• English 12

• FI Language Arts 120

• Choose enough FI courses to meet minimum requirement of 5 FI courses:

• FI World Issues 12

• FI Canadian Hist 12

• FI Biology 11 or

• FI Wellness through Physical Education 110

• On-line – other FI courses available


Elective: Pick 8

*Students who started gr. 10 before Sept 2020 need minimum of 17 credits to graduate.

*All grads need to have 5 - Grade 12 courses to graduate

NEW NB GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADS OF 2023 +

REQUIRED COURSES• Geometry, Measurement & Finance Grade 10

• English 11 (2 credits)

• English 12 (1 credit)

• Science (1 credit)

• Modern History 11 (1 credit)

• Fine Arts/Life Role Development (1 credit) *

• Math – need 2 credits. In Grade 10 choose from: Numbers, Relations & Functions 10 (1 credit)- OR Financial Workplace Math 11o (1 credit) and in Grade 11 choose from Foundations 110, Financial Workplace Math 120 (1 credit) OR NBCC Skilled Trades and Work Ready Math 120

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

• Successfully complete requirements of the 9/10 Block

• Minimum of 5 Courses at the grade 12 level

• Minimum 18 credits *New in 2019

• Pass the ELPA (English Language Proficiency Assessment)

*G3 – Goals, Growth & Grit : Skills for Success 120 – Life Role

**Essential Skills is a separate graduation pathway being piloted at SRHS*Grads of 2023 will be first grad class with minimum 18 credits needed.

GRADS OF 2023 – NEXT YEAR GRADE 11 (MINIMUM OF 18 CREDITS NEEDED TO GRADUATE)*

English Strand

• English 11 (full-year course)

• Foundations 11 OR

• Financial & Workplace Math 120 OR NBCC Skilled Trades and

Work Ready Math 120

• Modern History 11

• Science

• G3 – Growth, Goals & Grit: Skills for Success 120

Electives: Pick 5

*Must have 5 gr. 12 courses to graduate

*Must have 2 Math credits to graduate

Immersion Strand

• English 11 (full-year course)

• Foundations 11OR Financial & Workplace Math 120 OR NBCC Skilled Trades Work Ready Math

• FI Modern History 11

• Science

• FI Language Arts 110

• Choose at least 1: *could choose 2+

• FI World Issues 12

• FI Canadian Hist 12

• FI Biology 11 or

• FI Wellness through Physical Education 110

• On-line – other FI courses available


*FI students must have a minimum of 5 FI courses by the end of Gr. 12

Electives: Pick 4

MATH PATHWAYS

Foundations Pathway Grade 10: GMF 10 &, NRF 10

Grade 11: Foundations 11 *Need 2 Math credits to graduate (NRF and Foundations 11)

Grade 12: Foundations 12

Financial & Workplace Pathway Grade 10: GMF 10 &, Financial and Workplace 11

Grade 11 & 12: Financial & Workplace 120 OR

NBCC Workplace Math 120 *Need 2 Math Credits to graduate - FWM 110 and one of the gr. 12 maths

Calculus Pathway Grade 10: GMF 10, NRF 10

Grade 11: Foundations 11, Pre-Calculus 110

Grade 12: Pre-Calculus 12A, Pre-Calculus 12B, Calculus 12

FINANCIAL AND WORKPLACE MATH PATHWAY

• College Diplomas (some examples):

Early Childhood Education

Welding, Plumbing, Carpentry

Firefighting

Justice Studies: Corrections

Administrative Professional

Electrical: Industrial

• Bachelor Degrees (some examples):

Arts

Fine Arts

Leadership Studies

*Always check admission requirements of

programs you are interested in.

FOUNDATIONS MATH PATHWAY


Medical Lab Technology

Practical Nurse

Pharmacy Technology

*Always check admission requirements of programs

you are interested in.


• Recreation and Sport (*need Foundations 12)

PRE-CALCULUS PATHWAY


Engineering & Environmental Technology

• Calculus 120 (not required for any specific program but

could support some degrees such as Computer Science,

Engineering, etc.)


Business

Kinesiology

Engineering

Courses in this pathway:

Pre-Calculus 110

Pre-Calculus 12 A

Pre-Calculus 12 B

*Check admission requirements to determine if you need any

of these

COURSE LEVELSOpen or “O” courses are offered at one level only.

Ex: Physical Geography 110, Ind. Family Dynamics 120

Level 2 are academic/university/college preparatory. Ex: Music 112, Biology 122

Level 3 are general/college preparatory. Ex: Modern History 113, English 123

Level 1 are enriched university preparatory. Ex: English 111, Biology 121

HIGH SCHOOL FRENCH IMMERSION

French Instruction:

- 50% in Grades 9 & 10 (10 courses total)

- 25% in Grades 11 and 12 (5 courses in total)

A number of FI on-line courses are now offered. For example:

-FSL Law

-FSL Environmental Science

-FSL Writing

-FSL Tourism

-FSL Co-op

These courses are also open to Post-Intensive French students in grade 11& 12.

JUST A FEW OF SRHS’ELECTIVES

Science

Biology 11/12

Chemistry 11/12

Human Phys 11

Physics 11

Environmental 12

Intr to Electronics

11

Robotics 120

Math

Foundations11

Pre Cal 11

Fin & Work 11

Fin & Work 12

Foundations 12

Pre Cal 12A

Pre Cal 12B

Calculus 12

Electives

Entrep 11

Ind Family Dyn 12

Graphic

Art/Design 11

Music 11 & 12

PE Leadership 12

Reading Tutor 12

Theatre Arts 12

Visual Art 11 & 12

Wellness 11

Law 120

PIF 11 & 12

Writing 11

Agri Science 120

Auto Expl 12

Bus Org & Man 12

Child Stud 12

Comp Sci 11 & 12

Cul Tech 11 & 12

Early Child Serv 11

Elect Wir 11

Fram & Sheath 11

Human Serv 11

Info Tech 12

Metal Fab 11/12

Nutrition for Healthy

Living 12

Power Train 11

Tech Support 11

Res Finish 120

Some electives may not run due

to insufficient numbers. For

example, if only 5 students chose

a particular elective, we would be

unable to offer that course.

Check our SRHS Course

Selection Handbook for a full

listing of courses to choose from.

SOME NEW ELECTIVES

• Personal Interest Course 1

• An opportunity to develop and pursue individual interests with the support of mentors* in the school or community. Examples: a Capstone Project,

in-depth study of a specific problem, development of a relevant skill, pursue a life skill such as financial literacy or additional language, etc.

Assessment will be outlined as part of the design. *There will have to be a qualified mentor available to work with student

• Personal Interest Course 2

• This may be an extension to or deepening of the learning in the first course or it may be an entirely different course.

• Coop Opportunities

Mentorship Virtual Coop

Intro to Early Childhood Coop

Long-term Care Coop

NEW: VIRTUAL DUAL CREDITS (WITH MTA & UNB)

• Entrepreneurship from an Indigenous Perspective (partnered with UNB)

• Eco Cultural Approach to Environmental Science (partnered with Mt. Allison)

• *courses transferrable to other institutions, conditional of their transfer policy

• *3-credit hours towards 1st year at either Mt. Allison or UNB

• *free to students

• be offered virtually through Moodle (MtA) and D2L (UNB) platforms

REQUIRED COURSES:

• INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 120

• BUSINESS ORGANIZATION & MANAGEMENT

120

PLUS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

• ENTREPRENEURSHIP 110

• COMPUTER SCIENCE 110

• CYBER SECURITY & TECHNICAL SUPPORT 110

• DIGITAL PRODUCTIONS 120

FITFOCUS ON INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (FIT)

PROGRAM IS A CANADA WIDE CERTIFICATE FROM THE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS

TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL (ICTC). FIT PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS/ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS WITH ESSENTIAL WORKPLACE SKILLS AND

EXPERIENCE.

POST GRADUATION

The Six Destinations:

• Apprenticeship

• University

• Community College

• Direct to Work

• Private Training

• Military

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SELECTING YOUR COURSES

• Check Graduation requirements

• Check Post-Secondary requirements

• Consult: teachers, guidance & parents

• Consult the Course Selection Handbook online

• Choose a full course load + 2 alternates

• Applications for Co-Op (on-line) & Outdoor

Pursuits (form in office, must be recommended

by a teacher)

IMPORTANT

STUDENTS MUST

ENSURE THEIR LOG-IN

USERNAMES AND

PASSWORDS ARE

WORKING PRIOR TO

INPUTTING THEIR

COURSE SELECTIONS

WITH POWERSCHOOL.

POWERSCHOOL

Grade Level Course Selection Form must be signed by a parent/guardian & returned to your G3

Teacher in order to enter your courses.

SRHS GUIDANCE WEBSITE

http://guidancesrhs.weebly.com/

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