Grade 11 Students

Grade 11 Courses

Grade 11 students must take a minimum of 7 courses.  (3 Compulsory courses and 4 or 5 Elective courses)

Note: Grade 11 and 12 students may take a Day E-Learning Course.  This course is a fully a-synchronous course and is designed for the independent learner.  Please contact your guidance counsellor for more information and for a list of available courses for grade 11 students.  ENG 3U is the recommended pre-requisite for all 4M/4U courses.

Compulsory Courses 

1. English 

ENG 3U1 - University 

ENG 3UE - Advanced Placement

ENG 3C1- College

NBE 3C1 - Native Studies - College 

ENG 3E1-  Workplace - Open

2. Mathematics 

MCR 3U1 - Functions - University

MCR 3UE- Functions - Advanced Placement

MCF 3M1 -Functions & Applications  - Mixed (U/C)

MBF 3C1 - Foundations for College - College

MEL 3E1- Workplace Math

3. Religion

      HRT 3M1- Mixed (U/C) This is a compulsory course for students in the Leadership Religion stream as well.

NOTE: 


*Courses are subject to change depending on enrolment.


Elective Courses (Must choose a minimum 4 courses)

Arts 

   ADA 3M1 - Drama - Mixed

   AMI 3M1- Instrumental Music/Band - Mixed 

   AMI 3ME- Instrumental Music - Pre-Advanced Placement

   AVI 3M1-  Visual Arts - Mixed

   AVI 3ME- Visual Arts - Advanced Placement

   AWK 301 - Illustration Art- Open 

 Business Studies

    BAF 3M1- Financial Accounting Fundamentals - Mixed 

    BMI 3C1 - Marketing - College

    BTA 3O1- ICT: The Digital Environment -Open

    Canadian and World Studies

    CGG 3O1- Travel and Tourism - Open 

    CHA 3U1 - American History - University 

    CHW 3M1- World History - University 

    CHW 3ME- World History- Advanced Placement

    CLU 3M1- Canadian Law - University/College 

Cooperative Education

    COP 4X2 - Open level ( 2 Credits)

  French

    FSF 3U1- Core French - University 

    FEF 3U1- Extended French - University 

Guidance

    GLE 301- Learning Strategies -Open level (IEP Students)

    GPP 3O1- Leadership & Peer Support - Open 

Health & Physical Education

    PPL 301- Personal & Fitness - Open 

Social Sciences & Humanities

    HPC 3O1- Parenting - Open 

    HSP 3U1- Intro to Socio/Anthro/Psych- University 

    HSP 3C1- Intro to Socio/Anthro/Psych- College 

Sciences

    SBI 3U1- Biology -University 

    SBI 3UE- Biology - Advanced Placement

    SCH 3U1- Chemistry - University 

    SCH 3UE- Chemistry - Advanced Placement 

    SPH 3U1- Physics - University 

    SPH 3UE- Physics  - Advanced Placement 

Technology Education

    ICS 3U1 - Computer Studies - University 

    TGG 3M1- Comm. Tech.- Print & Graphic (Yearbook)

    TGJ 3M1- Digital Imagery Web Design - Mixed 

    TDJ 3M1- Tech Design - Mixed 

   

Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT)

The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) measures whether students are meeting the minimum standard for literacy across all subjects up to the end of Grade 9. Successful completion of the literacy test is one of the requirements to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma.  All students across the province write this test on the same date each year. 

Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT)

The OSSLT measures whether students are meeting the minimum standard for literacy across all subjects up to the end of Grade 9. Successful completion of the literacy test is one of the requirements to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. All students across the province write this test.


The OSSLT re-writes for students in Grade 11 who have not written the OSSLT or who were not successful in Grade 10 or in the fall of Grade 11 will be on Friday, April 21, 2023 with Mr. Salvas and M. Cappadocia during Lunch B.


Please review the two links below to get started!


Last updated:  March 26, 2023

Community Service Hours Form.pdf

Community Service Hours Form

The TCDSB has updated the Guidelines for Community Service. 

Reminder:  40 Hours of Community Sevice is a graduation requirement and it is recommended that you complete these 40 hours BEFORE your grade 12 year.

If you have completed any community service hours, please review the new Guidelines (right click on the image to the left and open in PDF viewer), fill out the form contained in the link with your volunteer coordinator and submit it to Mrs. Angie Paolini, Guidance Secretary (email: angela.paolini@tcdsb.org).