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Welcome to Handsworth { F Susan Jecks sjecks@sd44.ca Ms. Renee Hislop A-L Mr. Cary Hungle M-Z Changes to expect More teachers Increased work load Different expectations New activities Growing independence New


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Welcome to Handsworth

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Susan Jecks sjecks@sd44.ca

  • Ms. Renee Hislop A-L
  • Mr. Cary Hungle M-Z
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  • Changes to expect

–More teachers –Increased work load –Different expectations –New activities

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  • Growing independence
  • New experiences
  • Peer pressure
  • Making mistakes
  • Problem solving
  • Conflict resolution
  • Personal accountability
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Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Sept Dec Dec Mar Mar June

(report card)

(report card)

(final exams)

(report card)

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Handsworth Timetable

Things you should know……

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  • 8.30 am start, 3.00pm dismissal
  • Students will have 8 classes in total
  • Each class meets 5 times over 2 weeks
  • Classes will be 80 minutes in length
  • Everyone has a common lunch hour
  • Tutorial time will be before and after school or

at lunch time (set by individual teachers)

Timetable Features

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  • Humanities (English & Socials)
  • Science
  • Math
  • PE
  • French
  • Life Skills
  • Fine Arts, Band or Strings
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  • English
  • Sciences Humaines
  • Sciences Naturelles
  • Math
  • PE
  • Français Langue
  • Life Skills

Grade 8 Courses

  • Beaux Arts,

Band, or Strings

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Math 8 Math 9

Principles

Math 9N

Foundations of Math and Pre Calculus 10

Apprenticeship & Workplace Math 10

Foundations 11

Apprenticeship & Workplace Math 11

Math 8/9

Calculus12 or AP Calculus 12

PreCalculus11 Pre Calculus 12 Entry into most trades or direct to workplace

Foundations 12

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Math 8 Math 8/9 Math 9N Math 9

Apprenticeship Foundations of Math & & Workplace Pre Calculus 10 Math 10

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Computers Health /Career Woodworking Drafting Textiles

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Fine Arts Band Strings

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(only available for designated students or after consultation)

Learning Centre Block

  • meets 5 times over 2 weeks
  • is here for your child’s support
  • is a part of the timetable
  • requires dropping a course
  • (usually the second language

class)

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Eventually students will need…..

80 Credits to graduate, beginning in Grade 10 ( 4 credits per course)

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(English Program)

Course

  • Humanities 8
  • Math 8
  • Science 8
  • PE 8
  • French 8
  • Life Skills 8

Electives:

(circle your choice) Fine Art

Band 8 Strings 8

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(Immersion Program)

Course

  • English 8
  • Math 8
  • Sc Naturelles 8
  • Sc Humaines 8
  • PE 8
  • Français Langue 8
  • Life Skills 8

Electives:

(circle your Choice)

Beaux Art 8 Band 8 Strings 8

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  • Students in grades 8 and 9 must complete and log

30 minutes of physical activity per day.

  • Students in grades 10-12 must log 150 minutes per

week.

  • DPA can take place during instructional and non-

instructional time. The Handsworth website has complete details.

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For Grade 8/9

  • Hockey Academy – at Windsor
  • Peak Performance – at all schools
  • IB Middle Years – at Carson
  • Soccer Academy – at Windsor
  • Volleyball Academy – at

Sutherland

  • Dance Academy - at Windsor
  • Basketball Academy – at

Seycove

  • French Immersion
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  • Artists for Kids Studio – at Carson
  • Distributed Learning – at Mountainside
  • Digital Media Academy – at Argyle
  • Apprenticeship Training – at all schools
  • IB Diploma – at Carson
  • Advanced Placement
  • VCC Culinary Arts – at Carson
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  • Minimum of 15 hours per week, year round, of specific

training in their discipline

  • Minimum of C+ average and satisfactory work habits based
  • n previous year’s report card. A student may not have any

failing grades or Needs Improvement work habits. Special circumstances may be considered in consultation with the Principal

  • Competition at (or on a pathway to) the regional, provincial
  • r national level (based on Ministry requirements for

External Sport Athlete Credentials)

  • Recommendation of Coach or person responsible for

training program indicating that the applicant is training a minimum of 15 hours per week under their supervision. The letter must also detail the specific training and activities undertaken by the applicant

  • Application form and all necessary documents
  • Approval of application by the Principal
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Communication

Home School

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  • Teachers
  • Grade Counsellors
  • Youth Workers
  • Peer Tutors
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…courses are not passed?

– Summer School remedial

  • Need a 40% final school grade
  • Recommendation from teacher

– Repeat next year

  • Future implications
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  • Reflect on this year and your child’s

progress

  • Look ahead

– Know your child’s options for Gr 8 – Check out Gr 9 options

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Rowing Golf Field Hockey Volleyball Football Swimming Basketball Tennis Skiing / Snowboarding Mountain Biking X Country Track and field

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Concerts School trips CIBC Run For The Cure Christmas Food Hampers Many Clubs Contests Tech Crew Student Council Managing a team Scorekeeping

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  • Contact
  • Teachers
  • Counsellors
  • Administration
  • Reporting
  • Interims
  • Report cards
  • Interviews
  • School Calendar
  • Website
  • HPAC
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www.sd44.ca/school/Handsworth

sjecks@sd44.ca