Ways that you can work towards your Ontario Secondary School Diploma:

The TDSB is a leader in the development and delivery of innovative digital learning experiences. A wide variety of online learning opportunities for  students exist that allow participation in continuous learning, communication and collaboration. e-Learning provides students with learning experiences that are:

1. • flexible: students can learn anytime, anywhere
   • relevant: students prepare for their future in an increasingly digital world
   • engaging: students enjoy rich, interactive online content

e-Learning Day School:  For students currently attending a TDSB high school, e-Learning courses can be a part of your day school timetable as approved by your guidance counsellor.

e-Credit (18+): Ontario residents who are not currently attending a publicly funded high school and who are 18 years of age or older have the opportunity to complete credits they need for graduation.

e-Summer School:  Summer online program offered in two sessions during July and August. 

The Toronto District School Board offers night school credit courses that are open to all high school students with current pre-requisites. Students may take a new credit, or re-take a course previously taken to upgrade a mark. Students cannot enrol in a course if they are taking the course in day school. Parent/Guardian(s) and students must consult with our school guidance counsellors regarding course selections and pre-requisite courses. There are 6 sites offering courses to high school students. All courses run from 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Important night school dates to keep in mind: 

Find out more here:  TDSB Night School 2019 2020 Information.

The Toronto District School Board offers two types of summer school credit courses to high school students: 

1. Regular Credit Courses: Open to all high school students with current pre-requisites. Students may take a new credit, or re-take a course previously taken to upgrade a mark.
2. Remedial Credit Courses: Open to all high school students who completed the course during the 2017-18 school year and earned a final mark of at least 35% but below 50%. Students who have successfully completed the credit with a mark of 50% or higher are not eligible for remedial credit courses.

Regular attendance and punctuality are mandatory. Students who do not attend the first day of class forfeit their place. In the summer 2018, there were 15 sites offering courses to high school students across Toronto.  Registration for summer school opens at the beginning of May. More information can be found at:  TDSB Summer School.  

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