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T ODAY: 3 YEAR RULE ~ Policy of S.D. No 23 ~ A student has 3 years to achieve graduation starting at grade 10. If students do not achieve graduation by the end of the grade 12 year, further courses will be available at Central Schools in


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T ODAY:

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A student has 3 years to achieve graduation starting at grade 10. If students do not achieve graduation by the end of the grade 12 year, further courses will be available at Central Schools in Kelowna, NOT at GESS.

3 YEAR RULE

~ Policy of S.D. No 23 ~

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You must choose:  An English 10 (+alt)  A math 10  A PE 10  2 electives  3 alternates

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Overview

 Future Planning

 Graduation Requirements  Academic Course Options  Elective Course Options  Course Policies  Things to Consider  Questions

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PLANNING for the FUTURE

~ DO YOUR RESEARCH! ~

myblueprint.ca/sd23 www.educationplannerbc.ca & PSI websites

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Career & Life Programs Coordinator: MR. DOUG MERAW

  • Secondary School Apprenticeship
  • Dual credit PROGRAM
  • Ha irdre ssing
  • Co llisio n Re pa ir
  • Jo ine ry
  • She e t Me ta l
  • Ca rpe ntry
  • R.V. T

e c hnic ia n

  • We lding
  • Culina ry Arts
  • E

le c tric ia n

  • E

me rg e nc y Me dic a l Re spo nde r

  • Ho me Suppo rt/ Re side nt Ca re Atte nda nt
  • Auto mo tive Se rvic e T

e c hnic ia n Pro g ra m

  • Airc ra ft Ma inte na nc e E

ng ine e r Me c ha nic / Struc ture s

  • He a vy Duty/ Co mme rc ia l T

ra nspo rt Me c ha nic s

  • Re side ntia l Co nstruc tio n
  • Die se l E

ng ine Me c ha nic

  • F
  • re stry
  • Co mpute r Syste m Se rvic e T

e c hnic ia n

  • Ce rtifie d E

duc a tio n Assista nt (CE A)

PLANNING for the FUTURE

~ Trades Programs ~

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GRADE 10

  • an English 10
  • Social Studies 10
  • Science 10
  • a Math 10
  • a PE 10
  • Career Ed 10

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Gr 10 + Gr. 11 + Gr. 12 = 80 credits minimum

PLUS additional courses (electives)

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English

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

Students will choose from: Literary Studies & Composition 10 Spoken Language & Composition 10 New Media & Composition 10 Creative Writing & Composition 10

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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Social Studies 10

BC First Peoples 12 Genocide 12 Law 12 Human Geography 12 20th Century World History 12

Social Studies

Students will choose a Social Studies 12 course during grade 11 or 12 to meet graduation requirements.

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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SCIENCE 10 Science for Citizens 11 Life Sciences 11 Anatomy & Physiology 12 Chemistry 11/12

Strong math background needed! Foundations Math 10 minimum!

Physics 11/12

Strong math background needed! Foundations Math 10 minimum! Recommended take Ma 11 before or concurrently with Physics 11.

Sciences

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

Students will choose a science 11 or 12 course during grade 11 or 12 to meet graduation requirements. See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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Workplace Math 10 Foundations of Math & Pre-Calculus 10

Math

Workplace Math 11 Pre-Calculus 11 / 12 Calculus 12 Foundations 11 (12?) …and possibly others!

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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Important notes:

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

Math

ALL Math course paths are valid & “good” courses. Talk to your teachers! Consider your skills, your interests, & your goals. Pre-Calculus is strongly recommended for math, science & most business programs. It leaves maximum options for post-secondary.

What is the right path for you?

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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Course offerings dependent upon # of participants. Students have the

  • ption to choose

additional PE courses as electives. PHE 10 Fitness & Conditioning 10-12 Active Living 11-12 Team Sports (F&C) 10-12 Golf Academy 9-12 Hockey Academy 9-12 Soccer Academy 9-12 Recreational Dance 10-12 Dance Academy 9-12

Physical Health Education

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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Physical & Health Education

ACADEMIES

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants. SOCCER ACADEMY $ 350

Payment due IN FULL by Friday, March 8th

DANCE ACADEMY $ 250 HOCKEY ACADEMY

*Goalies $300

$ 600 GOLF ACADEMY

Includes Jr Membership at Okanagan Golf Club

$ 675

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

 an English 10  Science 10  S.S. 10  a math 10  a PE 10  Career Education 10  Course #7  Course #8

Elective studies grade 10

  • Gr. 10 PLANNING
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Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

GRADE 10 ELECTIVES

Open to all grade 10 students regardless

  • f prior experience.

Some exceptions apply (ie: Band, languages)

Remember:

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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What about a LANGUAGE?

~ great idea!

BUT is a 2nd language required ??

For graduation? NO For trades or vocational programs? NO For university entrance? … maybe

It depends on if you go straight to university from high school, the program you choose, & the university/college you attend. It’s a good idea to keep your options open!

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French

French 8 through 12 2nd Language to gr 11 level needed to go straight to university in some cases Language to gr 12 level needed for graduation from some university programs (particularly ARTS based)

Languages

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

Spanish

Beginners 11 Sp 11 Sp12 Can enter Beginner’s Spanish 11 in grade 9

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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~ Band ~ Recreational Dance

~ Ceramics & Sculpture

~ Drama

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

Fine Arts

~ Drawing & Painting

~ Dance Academy ~ Photography

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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Woodcraft,

  • Tech. Ed., Metal,

Art Metal Jewelery Leadership Foods Fashion & Sewing Video Production, Digital Design, Drafting

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

Applied Skills

Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

Outside of the Timetable

Choir Course offerings dependent upon # of participants.

See the Course Description Booklet online for course information.

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A student can earn school credits for some specific programs:

  • Driver Training Course
  • Girl Guides / Cadets
  • Provincial & National level sport teams
  • NLS & Bronze Cross (swimming)
  • Royal Conservatory Music levels

* * Credits are given for SPECI FI C levels of participation as

determined by the Ministry of Education. Check with a counsellor!

External Credits

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Get more information:

  • Review this Powerpoint on the GES

website!

  • Talk to teachers!
  • Math = Mr. Mackenzie
  • English = Mrs. Matheson & Mrs. Erickson
  • SS = Ms. Cornock & Mrs. Elliott
  • Science = Mr. Robinson & Mrs. Ramsey
  • PE = Mr. Frechette
  • Language = Mrs. Davidson
  • Applied Skills = Mrs. Meraw
  • Fine Arts = Mr. McGarry
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Get more information:

Course Selection Booklets can be viewed at:

GESS School Website

http://www.ges.sd23.bc.ca (Student tab - Course Selection)

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Gra de 10: 8 c ourse s inside time ta ble

NO SPARE S

Gra de 11: 8 c ourse s inside time ta ble

NO SPARE S

Gra de 12: 7 c ourse s inside time ta ble

*doe s not inc lude T r ansitions , outside of T T c our se s c ounte d se par ate ly

**Online courses are ‘extra’ & not part of timetable course count.

GES Course Policy

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Be realistic! This is NOT the ‘easier’ way to take a course!

Online Education

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Cha ng ing c ourse s will NOT be simple a nd e xtra spa c e in a ny c ourse is not g ua ra nte e d.

Plan Carefully!

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You must choose:  An English 10 (+alt)  A math 10  A PE 10  2 electives  3 alternates

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Course Selection Dates:

Deadline for selections & any changes: Thursday, FEB. 28TH

COURSE SELECTION IS NEXT WEEK!