Registration for Night School 2017/2018 opens May 3, 2017. The registration form can be found by clicking the link to the right.
Night school
programs offer secondary school credits in a variety of subjects for
students completing their Ontario Secondary School Diploma and for
students who are preparing for post-secondary education. Subjects
include:
- Mathematics
- English
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Physics
- Social Science
- History
Classes run based on sufficient enrollment.
Program Structure
All
night school courses (with the exception of international languages)
are offered in a blended format where students attend in-class sessions
once per week and complete the remainder of their weekly work through
online modules. As a result, students need access to a
computer and reliable high-speed internet.
- English and Science classes take place on Tuesday nights from 6 to 9 p.m.
- Mathematics and Social Science/History classes take place on Thursday nights from 6 to 9 p.m.
Students
will only be contacted by the Learning Centre staff if their course is
cancelled due to lack of enrolment. Teachers will collect the $50 cash
refundable textbook deposit on the first night of class. The $50 will
be refunded on the last night of class when the text is returned.
You may be closer to a high school diploma than you think!
Night school students may also be eligible for maturity/equivalency or prior learning assessment (PLAR) credits.
Registration Information
Students currently attending a school in the Simcoe County District School Board:
Register
for Night School programs through the guidance counsellor at your SCDSB secondary school.
Students currently attending a school outside the Simcoe County District School Board:
Use the registration form to identify your preferred course. This form
must be approved by your guidance department prior to taking it to the
Learning Centres to complete your registration.
Adult Students:
Please
use this registration form. To complete
your registration, take the completed form to your local learning centre along with a piece of government issued ID and a copy of your high school transcript. Your transcript will help us determine your educational path.