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Imagine

Imagine

2010-2011
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General Information & Registration Process

Registration Eligibility
important Adults and adolescents who are working
toward their secondary school diploma
•

The academic secondary
Night School program is
offered 2 nights per week
in a 15-week semester.
Classes begin from
October 4, 2010 and end
by February 2, 2011. Classes
are from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Registration for the fall
semester is from
September 7 to September
22, 2010 by 4 p.m.
No registration will take
place at Night School
locations before, on or after
the first night of classes.
Registrants who are
required to apply in person
at Continuing Education,
2 Trethewey Drive may
do so:
(OSSD), or who require an additional
credit to meet the criteria for admission
to training or post-secondary programs
are eligible to take Toronto District
School Board (TDSB) academic credit
Night School courses.
With the exception of International
Language courses (see page 6),
elementary school students and
adolescent students in grade 9 are not
eligible to attend Night School classes.
Students in grade 10 are asked to contact
their home school guidance department
regarding eligibility.
Registration Process for
Students Attending Day
School
Continuing Education has set the
following criteria for students attending
a TDSB day school who wish to be
considered for Night School:
• The subject being requested is not
available in the student’s day school;
or
•
The subject being requested cannot
be timetabled; or
The student requesting a transfer
course must have successfully
completed the course he/she is
transferring from in the previous
year; or
• The student has the required
prerequisite; and
• the principal/designate has approved
the application.
Students are required to contact their
home school guidance office. Guidance
counsellors will check eligibility and
prerequisites to ensure criteria for
registration in the Night School program
have been met.
Non-TDSB day school students are
required to have their day school
guidance department contact the TDSB
Continuing Education Department for
TDSB Night School registration forms by
calling 416-338-4222. Signed TDSB forms
including a day school stamp must be
submitted by students in person at
2 Trethewey Drive, 3rd floor during the
registration period. Photo identification
is required.

• on the 3rd floor

between 8:30 a.m.
and 4:00 p.m. during
the registration period,
or
• on the main floor
between 5:00 and 7:30
p.m. on Wednesday,
September 8, 2010, or
Tuesday, September 14,
2010.
Proof of registration and photo ID will be requested
on the first night of class.
Important Dates
Semester 1 Registration September 7 to September 22
Classes Begin Week of October 4
Mid-term Exams Week of November 15
Culminating Activities Weeks of Janurary 17 and 24
Semester 2 Registration December 6 to January 21
Classes Begin Week of February 7
Mid-term Exams Week of March 28
Culminating Activities from May 10 to May 30

There will be no classes Thanksgiving (October 11, 2010)

or during the Christmas break (December 20 to 31, 2010.
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Registration Process & Important Notes

Registration Process for Students
NOT Attending Day School
Adults not attending day school are required to
register in person at the Continuing Education Office,
2 Trethewey Drive, 3rd floor between 8:30 a.m. and
4:00 p.m. during the registration period, or on the main
floor between 5:00 and 7:30 pm on September 8 and
September 14.
Applicants are required to provide:
• Original transcripts or report cards showing that
prerequisites for courses being selected have been
earned;
• 2 proofs of identity including: proof of citizenship
(birth certificate, passport, citizenship card) or proof
of other Canadian residency status (for refugees,
refugee claimants, VISA students or applicants with
work permits). One of these must be photo
identification.
• Current Study Permits for applicants 18 years and
older who are not Canadian Citizens or Landed
Immigrants.
Credits earned outside of Ontario must be evaluated
before being submitted as prerequisites. The Continuing
Important Notes
Education Department does not translate or evaluate
documents.
Guidance Assistance
Guidance assistance for adults not in day school is
available at 2 Trethewey Drive
• September 7 to September 22 from
8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on the 3rd floor
• September 8 and September 14 from
5:00 to 7:30 p.m. on the main floor
Fee-Paying Students
Visa students and applicants with work permits are
required to pay a fee of $1625 for Night School
courses. Confirmation of payment for TDSB students is
made through the day school Guidance Department.
A certified cheque or money order (signatory must
be 18 years of age and older) payable to “Toronto
District School Board” for this amount must be attached
to the registration form.
The $1625 fee for students who do not attend a TDSB
day school must be paid in person by certified cheque
or money order at Continuing Education at
2 Trethewey Drive, 3rd floor.

Courses will open only if there is
sufficient student registration by
the registration deadline, and if
qualified teaching staff is available.
For information regarding
cancellations, applicants are
expected to check the Night School
website at www.creditprograms.ca
the weekend prior to the start of
classes. Applicants will NOT be
contacted about cancellations.
Attendance and punctuality at all
classes is mandatory. Students are
required to be in attendance
and on time from the first night
until the last night when report
cards are distributed. Those with 3
or more absences will be removed
from the program. Late arrivals are
counted as partial absences.
All students must participate in a
demonstration activity and/or write
a final exam in order to fully
complete the requirements of the
course. Full disclosure is in place
for grade 11 and 12 courses.
Textbooks for Night School courses
must be purchased by students. A
publisher’s representative is avail-
able at Night School locations the
first week of classes.
The level of assistance that exists at
day school for students with special
needs cannot be provided at Night
School. Students with special needs
should inform the Night School
principal during the first week of
the program.
Any student who attends a
Continuing Education course with-
out the required day school permis-
sion or by falsifying information,
will be removed from the course.
The credit will not be added to the
student’s transcript.
A Safe Schools policy is in place at
all locations. To learn more about
this policy, visit www.tdsb.on.ca.
Students whose inappropriate
behaviour prevents others from
learning will be removed.
Report card requests for courses
taken through Continuing
Education must be made in advance
by calling 416-338-4222.
Unfortunately, report cards cannot
be given to any one other than the
student for whom the report card is
being requested. A $10 fee applies
for each report card provided. A
photo identification is required.
Adults who are not current TDSB
day school students and who have
earned credits through the
Continuing Education program, may
contact the Central Transcript Office
at (416) 396-4783 to arrange for an
updated Secondary transcript.
NOTE: Night School application
forms cannot be accepted at Night
School locations during the day.
Please direct inquiries to
the Continuing Education
Department at (416)338-4222 or
in person at 2 Trethewey Drive,
3rd floor, or visit our website
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City Adult Learning Centre

Credit Courses and Locations

Central Technical School

Northview Heights SS

Winston Churchill CI
6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

Albert Campbell CI
Legend for Tables:

Martingrove CI
M Monday W Wednesday

Emery CI
T Tuesday Th Thursday

COURSE CODE
BUSINESS STUDIES
Intro to Financial Accounting - University/College BAF3MI T/Th T/Th
International Business - University/College BBB4MI M/W T/Th M/W M/W T/Th

CANADIAN AND WORLD STUDIES

Civics (.5 credit) - Open CHV2OI Mon Tues Wed Thurs
Canadian Law - University/College CLU3MI M/W
Canadian & World Issues - University CGW4UI M/W M/W M/W
World History: The West and the World - University CHY4UI M/W M/W
Canadian & International Law - University CLN4UI M/W T/Th M/W
World Geography: Urban Patterns & Interactions - College C G U 4 C I M/W
World History: The West and the World - College CHY4CI M/W M/W

ENGLISH
English - Academic (students 16 years and older) ENG2DI M/W M/W T/Th M/W
English - Applied (students 16 years and older) ENG2PI M/W M/W T/Th M/W
English - University ENG3UI M/W T/Th M/W T/Th M/W
English - College ENG3CI M/W M/W T/Th M/W
English - Workplace ENG3EI M/W T/Th M/W
English - University ENG4UI M/W T/Th M/W T/Th M/W M/W T/Th
Writer’s Craft - University EWC4UI M/W T/Th T/Th T/Th
English - College ENG4CI M/W M/W T/Th M/W M/W T/Th
English - Workplace ENG4EI M/W T/Th M/W

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

Beginner ESLAOI M/W T/Th
Daily Life ESLBOI M/W T/Th
Work/School ESLCOI M/W T/Th
Study Skills ESLDOI M/W T/Th
Bridge to English ESLEOI M/W T/Th

ENGLISH TRANSFER
Gr. 11 College Prep to University Prep (.5 C REDIT ) ENG3KT* Tues Wed Mon Thurs

GUIDANCE AND CAREER EDUCATION

Career Studies (.5 C REDIT ) - Open GLC2OI Wed Thurs Mon Tues
Designing Your Future - Open GWL3OI M/W M/W
Navigating the Workplace - Open GLN4OI M/W T/Th M/W

* Only students who have earned the ENG3C credit are eligible for the Transfer course.

Please note: Grade 10 courses are designated with the number 2 (for example ENG2P); Grade 11
courses are designated with the number 3; Grade 12 courses are designated with the number 4.
To check course prerequisites, please go to www.creditprograms.ca and follow the links to the Ministry of Education.

For information regarding cancellations, applicants are expected to check the Night School website at
www.creditprograms.ca the weekend prior to the start of classes.

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Credit Courses and Locations

6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

City Adult Learning Centre

Central Technical School

Northview Heights SS
Legend for Tables:

Winston Churchill CI
Albert Campbell CI
M Monday W Wednesday
T Tuesday Th Thursday

Martingrove CI
Emery CI
COURSE CODE
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Exercise Science - University PSE4UI M/W T/Th

LITERACY
Ontario Secondary Literacy Course - Open OLC4OI M/W T/Th M/W M/W T/Th

MATHEMATICS
Math - Academic (students 16 years and older) MPM2DI M/W M/W T/Th M/W
Math - Applied (students 16 years and older) MFM2PI M/W M/W T/Th M/W
Functions - University MCR3UI M/W T/Th T/Th M/W T/Th
Functions & Applications - University/College MCF3MI M/W T/Th M/W T/Th M/W T/Th
Foundations of College Mathematics - College MBF3CI M/W M/W T/Th M/W
Math for Work & Everyday Life - Workplace MEL3EI M/W T/Th T/Th
Calculus and Vectors - University MCV4UI M/W T/Th M/W T/Th M/W M/W T/Th
Math of Data Management - University MDM4UI M/W T/Th M/W M/W M/W T/Th
Advanced Functions - University MHF4UI M/W T/Th M/W T/Th M/W M/W T/Th
Math - Apprenticing - College MAP4CI M/W T/Th M/W T/Th M/W
Math for College Technology - College MCT4CI M/W M/W M/W
Math for Work & Everyday Life - Workplace MEL4EI M/W T/Th T/Th

SCIENCE
Biology - University SBI3UI M/W T/Th T/Th M/W M/W
Chemistry - University SCH3UI M/W T/Th M/W M/W
Physics - University SPH3UI M/W T/Th M/W
Biology - College SBI3CI M/W T/Th T/Th M/W M/W T/Th
Biology - University SBI4UI M/W T/Th T/Th M/W M/W
Chemistry - University SCH4UI M/W T/Th M/W M/W T/Th
Physics - University SPH4UI M/W T/Th T/Th M/W M/W
Chemistry - College SCH4CI M/W T/Th M/W
Physics - College SPH4CI M/W T/Th M/W T/Th

SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

Managing Personal and Family Resources - College HIR3CI T/Th M/W
Parenting - Open HPC3OI M/W M/W T/Th
World Religions:
Beliefs, Issues and Religious Traditions - U/C H RT 3 M I T/Th
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology and
Sociology - U/C HSP3MI T/Th
Individuals & Families in a Diverse Society - U/C HHS4MI M/W T/Th M/W M/W
Challenge and Change in Society - U/C HSB4MI M/W T/Th M/W M/W
Philosophy: Questions and Theories - University HZT4UI T/Th

TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
Transportation Technology - College TTJ3CI T/Th T/Th
Transportation Technology - College TTJ4CI T/Th T/Th

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General Information
The International Languages secondary program is
offered to secondary students who are interested in
studying an international language for credit toward
their high school diploma. The program is designed to
give students the opportunity to study the oral and
written components of the language as well as study
the literature and practice speaking skills. Grade 9 and
10 students are eligible for this program.
Students who pre-registered through Night School,
Elementary and Junior High Schools in spring 2010 are
not required to register in September.
The weekend prior to the start of classes, applicants are
expected to check the Night School website at
www.creditprograms.ca for cancellation information.
Applicants will NOT be contacted as in the past.

All International Languages courses are ONE NIGHT

per week for a 30-week semester beginning IMPORTANT DATES FOR INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGES COURSES
October 4, 2010 and ending by June 13, 2011.
Classes are from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. each night. Mid-term Exams Weeks of January 11
Culminating Activites Week of May 9
For information on policies and procedures, registration
dates and times, and start dates refer to pages 2 and 3 Classes End by June 13
for detailed information.

Classes are from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on designated nights

Courses coded in the experienced sequence (*) are
for students who have studied the language
through International Languages - Elementary pro-
grams (K-8), use the language in their daily lives, or
have arrived recently from where their language is
spoken.
Assessments at night schools will verify that students
are enrolled in suitable sequences and levels.
Students must have the required prerequisites and
may not change sequences without beginning at
level 1.

Code Code Code Code

Northview Heights
Georges Vanier SS

Winston Churchill
Course Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

Martingrove CI
(prerequisite (prerequisite (prerequisite
level 1) level 2) level 3) Emery CI

Cantonese L K CA D LKCBD LKCCU LKCDU Mon

L K DA D * LKDBD* LKDCU* LKDDU* Mon
Japanese LKJAD LKJBD LKJCU LKJDU Wed
LKIAD* LKIBD* LKICU* LKIDU* Wed
Korean LKKAD LKKBD LKKCU LKKDU Mon Wed
L KOA D * L KO B D * L KO C U * L KO D U * Mon Wed
Simplified LKBAD LKBBD LKBCU LKBDU Mon Wed
Mandarin LKEAD* LKEBD* LKECU* LKEDU* Mon Wed
Traditional LKMAD LKMBD LKMCU LKMDU Mon
Mandarin LKAAD* LKABD* LKACU* LKADU* Mon
Punjabi L I PA D LIPBD Tues
LIQAD* LIQBD* Tues
Sinhalese LISAD LISBD Mon
LICAD* LICBD* Mon
Tamil L I TA D LITBD LITCU Tues Thurs
LIKAD* LIKBD* LIKCU* Tues Thurs

Please note: There will be no classes on Thanksgiving (October 11, 2010), during Christmas break
(December 20-31, 2010), on Family Day (February 21, 2011), during the March Break (March 14 to
6 March 18, 2011), on Easter Monday (April 25 2011), and on Victoria Day (May 23, 2011).
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Night School Locations

Beare Rd.
Middlefield
Passmore

Sewells
Alb
ion

Hwy. 400

Dufferin

Nielson
Weston
Drewry Cummer
McNicoll

Jane
McNicoll
Finch W. 7 Finch E.
Finch 4 1

Willowdale

4
Bayview

Hwy. 40
Weston
5 Huntingwood

Yonge

Morningside
Re

Markham
xd
ale Sheppard W. Sheppard E.
Islington

Sheppard E.
Kipling

Hwy. 401
Wilson York Mills
Hwy. 401
Hwy. 27

Ellesmere A
Mil y. 2

ia
ita Hw

Bathurst
Caledon

Don Mills

Victoria Park
Dufferin
ry

Port Union
Centennial
DVP
Tr.

Leslie
Allen

McCowan
Dixon
ston

Lawrence Lawrence
We
427

Lawrence E.

Mt. Pleasant
Tre
Hwy.

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we
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st

Midland

Brimley
ng
Eglinton W. Eglinton E. Ki
Martin Grove

6
Renforth

Scarlett

Laird
Th

Bathurst

Spadina

Birchmount
Avenue
Dufferin
Jane
eK

Pharmacy
Yonge

Kennedy
Warden
ing

Rathburn
sw
ay

St. Clair W. St. Clair E. St. Clair E.

O Connor
Davenport

Donlands
Runnymede

Woodbine

s
th
Burnhamthorpe or
Christie

Pape

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Dupont nf

Daw
Da
Keele

Bloor W. Bloor W. Danforth

.
Roncesvalles

sW

Greenwood
nda 3

Coxwell
Royal York

Wellesley Gerrard
Du 2College
Kipling

Islington
Browns Line Hwy. 427

Lansdowne

Gerrard
Parliament
Kingston

Leslie
Dundas
University
Bay

Queensway
Queen
QEW King P Lakeshore
Continuing Education Office
Jarvis

DV
Gardiner
Horner Lakeshore 2 Trethewey Drive, 3rd floor
Lakeshore

SCHOOL ADDRESS
1. ALBERT CAMPBELL C.I. 1550 Sandhurst Circle (McCowan & Finch)
2. CENTRAL TECHNICAL S. 725 Bathurst Street (Bathurst & Bloor)
3. CITY ADULT LEARNING CENTRE 1 Danforth Ave. (Danforth & Broadview)
4. EMERY C. I. 3395 Weston Rd. (Weston & Finch)
5. GEORGES VANIER S. S. 3000 Don Mills Rd. (Finch E & Don Mills)
6. MARTINGROVE C.I. 50 Winterton Dr. (Martingrove & Eglinton)
7. NORTHVIEW HEIGHTS S.S. 550 Finch Ave. West (Bathurst & Finch)
8. WINSTON CHURCHILL C. I. 2239 Lawrence Ave. E. (Kennedy & Lawrence)

This column shows locations that are wheelchair accessible.

Please note: • Proof of registration and photo ID will be

requested on the first night of classes.
• No registration will take place at night school
locations before, on or after the first night of classes.

For information regarding cancellations, applicants are expected to check the Night School
website at www.creditprograms.ca the weekend prior to the start of classes.

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Earn Your ONTARIO HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY CERTIFICATE

from the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities!
Location: Central Technical School, 725 Bathurst Street
Visit the web site at www.ged.on.ca.
CALL 416-481- 6043
for information and registration.
The Toronto District School Board in partnership with GED Achievement.

Pass the GED Tests and this certificate can get you a new or better job, a lot closer to the college or
university program of your dreams, or simply a proud feeling to enjoy. “The GED” is for adults (18
years or older and a year out of full-time school) who have gained the lasting skills of a grade 12
graduate through lifelong learning and on-the-job experiences.

The GED Program will tell you how close you are to passing and, if needed, will coach you through
practising your skills to maximize your success on the tests.
GED Achievement offers you a two-part program:

• GED Readiness Assessment: 2.5 hours (1 session)

• GED Coaching and Practice Test: 18.5 hours (7 sessions)

Would Summer 2011 Credit Programs

you like
to finish in Hong Kong
o r Ta i p e i
high
school?
www.adultschoolstoronto.ca
Study and earn an OSS credit in Hong
K o n g o r Ta i p e i !

Courses may include: English, ESL - Credit

and Non-Credit, Business and Math

For information about the program and costs call

(416)-395-3210 ext. 20007 or visit
www.ayjglobal.com
www.tdsb.on.ca