GLSO1O Summer School is offered online. Registration for Summer School takes place in June of each year. To be eligible for the GLS1O Summer School course, students must presently be in Grade 8 and attending Grade 9 in the upcoming fall.
This course will focus on learning strategies to help students become better, more independent learners. Students will learn how to develop and apply numeracy skills, personal-management skills, and interpersonal and teamwork skills to improve their learning and achievement. The course will use the UP math curriculum as a vehicle to drive the instruction to help students build confidence and motivation to pursue opportunities for success in their upcoming Grade 9 school year.
2024-2025 course information coming soon.
To register, please complete the GLS1O Registration Form and email the completed form to [email protected].
Summer School Cooperative Education (co-op) is offered to students who are currently employed within the Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB) boundary. This credit opportunity enables students to earn compulsory or optional credits towards their Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), while gaining employability skills in the workforce.
Students will complete a variety of pre-placement assessments along with ongoing evaluations. Students must be able to complete approximately 100 work hours between (dates to be announced) for one credit, or approximately 200 work hours between (dates TBD) for two credits.
To be eligible for the Summer School Co-op program, students must be in Grade 10 or higher, and priority will be given to students who are working towards their Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) designation.
2024-2025 course information coming soon….
A copy of the Letter to Employers can be downloaded here to explain the program.
A copy of the Letter to Employers can be downloaded here to explain the program.
Summer School online credit courses are available for students in Grade 10 or higher.
2024-2025 course information is coming soon…
Registration takes place in June of each year.
To register, please complete the Summer School Online Registration Form and email completed form to [email protected].
No. The 2024 summer school session courses are free.
No. Given the compressed time period, students can only take one credit during the summer session.
Civics and Careers are half credits so students can take both.
No. Although the courses are online, they are not self-paced. Teachers set deadlines which must be met. Online courses may require group work and participation in class discussions. Students must log in daily.
You will need to plan to spend approximately five to six hours per day in order to complete the full credit courses, and two to three hours a day for half credit courses. The amount of time it will take to complete the course will vary from student to student. Full credit courses require 110 hours of work, while half credit courses are 55 hours.
Your teacher will post a course overview, which specifies exactly when the assignments are due for each module. Your teacher will also post messages throughout the course.
No. Teachers will set due dates for the course assignments. As summer school operates at an accelerated pace it is imperative that students stay on track and meet all assignment due dates and times. Extensions will not be granted.
Students are responsible for their computer and connectivity. You will need to make alternative arrangements until your computer is running again.
If you require this information in an accessible format, contact Communications Services at [email protected].
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