Night School
Adult Students: Register in person at Gary Allan High School: 3250 New St., Burlington between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or fax registration form along with Birth Certificate to 905-637-5390
Classes start Wednesday, February 15th, 2012 (Tentative end Wednesday, June 11th, 2012)
Classes are held on Monday & Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (Note: There are two Tuesday classes, February 21st and April 10th, 2012)
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Burlington M.M. Robinson (B) |
Oakville T.A. Blakelock (O) |
Milton Milton DHS (M) |
GRADE 10 |
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LKJ BD1 Japanese |
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LIP BD1 Punjabi |
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GRADE 11 |
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EPS 3O Presentation and Speaking Skills (Open) |
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ENG 3C English (College) ** Blended Learning |
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ENG 3U English (University) |
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MCF 3M Mathematics (University/College) |
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MCR 3U Mathematics (University) |
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GRADE 12 |
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ENG 4C English (College) ** Blended Learning |
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ENG 4U English (University) |
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CHY 4U World History (University) |
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HHS 4M Individuals & Families (University/College) |
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OLC 4O Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course (Open) |
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MAP 4C Foundations for College Math (College) |
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MCV 4U Calculus and Vectors (University) |
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MHF 4U Advanced Functions (University) |
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SCH 4U Chemistry (University) |
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** Blended Learning - Blended Learning is a combination of face to face instruction with online content, discussions, assignments, and activities.
This involves the use of a Ministry of Education online learning management system that can be accessed anytime, from anywhere. It will allow students, among other things, to:
access course content online (students will need to have a computer and internet access)
submit assignments;
engage in enriching online discussions with other students;
share and collaborate on projects online;
stay organized and keep up with their school work
Learner Profile:
Night school is open to students either currently enrolled in a day time high school or who have left high school and need to complete credits for diploma purposes or for further skill development.
Description of Program:
There are two sessions of night school, in the fall running from late September to mid-January and the spring, which begins in mid-February and concludes in early June. Classes are three hours in length, 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m., every Monday and Wednesdays nights totaling thirty nights. Courses offered include those in English, Math, Science, and Social Science primarily at grades eleven and twelve, at the college and university level. Only one course can be taken per night school session.