MSS Course Offerings Summary
2016-2017
Courses that are bolded are compulsory courses that must be chosen.
Grade 9
English Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Mathematics Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Science Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Geography
Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Language
French (Applied or Academic)or Ojibwe
Healthy Active Living Education
Food and Nutrition
Visual Arts
Music
Expressing Aboriginal Cultures
Into. To Info. Tech. in Business
Exploring Technologies
ENG1L, ENG1P, ENG1D
MAT1L, MFM1P, MPM1D
SNC1L, SNC1P, SNC1D
CGC1P5, CGC1P, CGC1D
FSF1P, FSF1D, LNOBO
PPL1O
HFN1O
AVI1O
AMU1O
NAC1O
BTT1O
TIJ1O
Grade 10
English
Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Mathematics Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Science
Workplace, Applied, Academic
History
Locally Developed, Applied, Academic
Career Studies/Civics
Drama
Visual Arts
Music
Introduction to Business
French Applied, Academic
Ojibwe - Gr. 10
Introduction to Ojibwe
Healthy Active Living Education
Communication Technology
Construction Technology
Transportation Technology
Introduction to Technology for Girls
ENG2L, ENG2P, ENG2D
MAT2L, MFM2P, MPM2D
SVN3E, SNC2P, SNC2D
CHC2L, CHC2P, CHC2D
CIVCAR (GLC2O&CHV2O)
ADA2O
AVI 2O
AMU2O
BBI2O
FSF2P or 2D
LNOCO
LNOAO
PPL2O
TGJ2O
TCJ2O
TTJ2O
IDC3O
Grade 11
English
Mathematics
Workplace, College, University
English: Contemporary First Nations,
Métis, and Inuit Voices
Workplace, College, C/M, University
Science Physics
Biology, College, University
Chemistry
Environmental Science, Workplace
*Guitar
*Entrepreneurship: The Venture
*World History to the End of the 15th Century
*Understanding Fashion
Music
Art
Canadian Law
Computer and Information Science
Accounting
French
Ojibwe
Introduction to Ojibwe
Cooperative Education (Semester 1, 2)
Healthy Active Living Education
Personal and Fitness Activities
Raising healthy Children (Parenting)
ENG3E, ENG3C, ENG3U
NBE3C, NBE3E
MEL3E, MBF3C, MCF3M,
MCR3U
SPH3U, SPH4C
SBI3C, SBI3U
SCH3U, SCH4C
SVN3E
*AMG3O
*BDI3C
*CHW3M
*HNC3O
AMU3M
AVI30/3M
CLU3M/3E
ICS3U/3C
BAF3M/BAI3E
FSF3U/3O
LNODO
LNOA0
COOPED
PPL3O
PAF3O
HPC3O
Contemporary First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Issues and Perspectives NDA3M
World Views and Aspirations of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples in Canada
Communication Technology
Construction Technology
Manufacturing Technology
Transportation Technology
Technology For Girls
E-Learning Courses (See the list on the last page.)
*Grade 11 & 12 courses NOT offered next year but may
Vocal Music
Drama
Marketing
Forces of Nature: Physical Processes and Disasters
Analysing Current Economic Issues
Writer’s Craft
World History Since the 15th Century
Food and Culture
Earth and Space Science
NBV3C, NBV3E
TGJ3M
TCJ3C/3E
TMJ3C/3E
TTJ3C/3O
IDC3O
be offered 2017-2018):
AMV3M
ADA3O
BMI3C
CGF3M
CIA4U
EWC4U
CHY4U
HFC3M/3E
SES4U
Grade 12
English
ENG4C/4U/4E
Ontario Literacy Course
OLC4O
*Accounting
*BAT4M
*World Geography: Urban Patterns and Population Issues *CGU4M
*Canadian/International Law and Legal Studies
*CLN4U/4C
*Families In Canada
*HHS4C
* Introductory Kinesiology
*PSK4U
Music
AMU4M
Art
AVI4M AVI4E
Environment and Resource Management
CGR4M/4E
French
FSF4U/4O
Introduction to Ojibwe
LNOAO
Cooperative Education (Semester 1, 2)
COOP
Peer Teaching
IDC4O
Leadership
IDC4U
Healthy Active Living Education
PPL4O
Personal and Fitness Activities
PAF4O
Math
MCT4C/MAP4C/MEL4E
Calculus
MCV4U
Functions
MFH4U
Data Management
MDM4U
Science
Chemistry
SCH4U/SCH4C
Biology
SBI4U /3C
Physics
SPH4U/SPH4C
Nutrition and Health
HFA4U/4C
Challenge and Change in Society
HSB4U
Communication Technology
TGJ4M/4O
Manufacturing Technology
TMJ4C/4E
Transportation Technology
TTJ4C/4E
Construction Technology
TCJ4C/4E
Technology For Girls
IDC3O
1st Semester Only
GRAD01
E-Learning Courses (See the list on the last page.)
**Grade 11 & 12 courses offered next year but will NOT be offered in 2017-2018:
Guitar
AMG3O
Entrepreneurship: The Venture
BDI3C
Accounting
BAT4M
World Geography: Urban Patterns and Population Issues CGU4M
World History to the End of the 15th Century
CHW3M
Canadian/International Law and Legal Studies
CLN4U/4C
Understanding Fashion
HNC3O
Families In Canada
HHS4C
Introductory Kinesiology
PSK4U
2015-2016 (Draft for 2016-2017)
RDSB e-Learning Courses for
Please see your guidance counsellor in June for an updated list and additional forms to enrol in one of
these courses. Many more courses become available throughout the year.
Chelmsford VDCS
Chelmsford VDCS
Confederation SS
Espanola HS
Lasalle SS
Manitoulin SS
Lively DSS
Sudbury SS
Lockerby CS
LoEllen Park SS
M.W. Moore SS
M.W. Moore SS
M.W. Moore SS
M.W. Moore SS
M.W. Moore SS
M.W. Moore SS
BAF3M
BAT4M
CGF3M
PPZ3O
SNC4M
EWC4U
MEL3E/4E
ICS3C/U
HRT3M
ETS4U
CHV2O0
GLC2O0
CGR4M
CGW4U
CHI4U
HZT4UO
Financial Accounting Fundamentals
Financial Accounting Principles
Physical Geography
Health For Life
Health Science
The Writers’ Craft
mathematics For Work and Everyday Life
Computer Programming
World Religions: Beliefs Issues and Religious Traditions
Studies in Literature
Civics
Career Studies
Environment & Resource Management
Canadian and World Issues
Canada: History, Identity and Culture
Philosophy
Manitoulin Secondary School Tentative Dual Credits
Dual Credits will be offered next year but may not be offered in 2017-2018.
Dual Credits are offered by Cambrian College. Students are able to earn credits towards their
secondary school diploma as well as Post-secondary diploma or apprenticeship certification.
Each course gives students one grade 12 secondary credit and one 1st year college credit.
Please see your guidance counsellor for additional forms.
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Exploring Art and Design (AFDC)
College Connection (GLH4T)
Specialist High Skills Major Program: Arts & Culture (SHSM)
A SHSM is a specialized program designed to allow students to focus on knowledge and skills of particular
importance in an economic sector (Arts and Culture), while meeting the requirements for the Ontario Secondary
School Diploma (OSSD).
Students are able to obtain certifications and/or training recognized by the sector as part of the SHSM
requirements. This program is an excellent opportunity for students to build their skill base, acquire valuable
certifications and to network within the arts and culture industry.
With the help and guidance of SHSM program leaders, students will:
- choose courses that align with the arts and culture industry
- participate in learning and career exploration activities (job shadowing, trade fairs, tours, etc)
- participate in ‘reach ahead’ activities (interview industry professionals, complete dual-credits, etc)
- Complete a co-op placement in the arts and culture industry
- Complete 6 industry certifications (CPR, WHMIS, First Aid, etc)