Program Guide - ME LaZerte High School

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M.E. LaZerte
HIGH SCHOOL
IB World School
2016 - 2017 High School
Program Guide
epsb.ca
“I like M.E. LaZerte because
of the new friends I have
made and positivity coming
out of our teachers!”
– Alex, student
M.E. LAZERTE SCHOOL • 2016 - 2017 High School Program Guide
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Table of Contents
Top 10 Reasons to Choose M.E. LaZerte................ 3
District Vision, Mission, Values and Priorities
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M.E. LaZerte is proud to be
an IB World School!............................................... 5
Clubs and Activities................................................ 6
Academics.............................................................. 7
English Language Arts
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Social Studies
8
Mathematics9
Science11
Supporting Courses.............................................. 23
S Classes
English, Math, Science and Social Studies 10-4 Courses
Your High School Plan.......................................... 24
Course credits
24
Prerequisites24
Alberta High School Diploma
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Course planning worksheet
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Summer School..................................................... 27
Languages other than English.............................. 13
Chinese Language & Culture 13
Chinese Language Arts
13
French13
Spanish13
Physical Education................................................ 16
Physical Education
Soccer Physical Education
Healthy Living Physical Education (Girls Phys-ed)
CrossFit LaZerte
Functional Fitness
Sport Medicine
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Athletics............................................................... 17
Visual and Performing Arts................................... 18
Dance18
Drama18
Music18
Visual Arts
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Career and Technology Studies (CTS)................... 20
Cosmetology20
Digital Arts and Technology
20
Culinary Arts and Food Studies
21
Fashion21
Nursing21
Trades21
Student Leadership.............................................. 21
Work Experience and Registered
Apprenticeship Program (RAP)............................. 22
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Pre-enrol on SchoolZone
This spring, parents of students currently enrolled
at Edmonton Public Schools can pre-enrol for the
2016-2017 school year online.
Sign in to SchoolZone between March 14 and
April 15, 2016 to select your child’s preferred
school. You can even use the mobile version of
SchoolZone to complete the process directly
from your smartphone!
Questions?
Talk to the principal at your child’s current school.
New to the District?
You’ll need to complete a Student Registration
form. Contact your preferred school to learn how
to register as a new student before April 15, 2016.
Top 10 Reasons to Choose M.E. LaZerte
1. You!
Our students make us great. Attend M.E. and take
advantage of the mentorship and opportunities. Embrace
being a Voyageur as you navigate through undiscovered
opportunities, learn who you can and will become, and
develop tools for success after high school...because
Excellence Happens at LaZerte! Join us and find out how.
2. Clubs & teams
Make the world a better place, celebrate diversity, express
your creativity, or explore an interest just because it’s
fun. If sport is your passion, try out for one of our many
successful athletic teams and be mentored by one of our
passionate coaches, many of whom have played and
worked at an elite level. The expertise and mentorship
opportunities here will give you a chance to work in teams
and grow your skills which could earn you a scholarship.
Our District
Vision
Transforming the learners of today into the leaders
of tomorrow
Mission
We inspire student success through high quality
learning opportunities, supported by meaningfully
engaged students, parents, staff and community.
Values
Supporting the Vision, Mission and Priorities are
the District’s cornerstone values of accountability,
collaboration, equity and integrity.
District Priorities 2014-2018
• Foster growth and success for every student
by supporting their journey from early learning
through high school completion and beyond.
• Provide welcoming, high quality learning and
working environments.
• Enhance public education through communication,
engagement and partnerships.
3. Health & wellness
Healthy bodies help build better minds! Enjoy learning
about healthy choices at our health fairs and through tips
and tricks posted around the school. Challenge yourself
in our top notch fitness centre with support from our
on-site athletic therapist, and enjoy healthy options
in our cafeteria.
4. Student Leadership
There are unlimited ways to get involved! Learn how to
lead, co-ordinate, and implement fun and meaningful
activities to build school spirit and serve societal needs
through community support initiatives. As a UNESCO
(United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization) and International Baccalaureate (IB) school
our students are taught to think globally and act locally
as they seek to make a difference in the world. Students
can take leadership and Creativity, Action, Service (CAS)
coursework as part of their timetable: in the mornings,
noon, after school or by volunteering for events. We meet
every student’s level of commitment and help foster
potentially life-changing experiences through
this program!
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Top 10 Reasons to Choose M.E. LaZerte
5. Awesome facilities
8. Safe & caring environment
There are few schools that possess the kind of facilities
that you’ll find at LaZerte:
We consistently rank very high on provincial standards
as a safe and caring school, and our staff and students
strive to treat each other well in all interactions. We
emphasize respect and appreciation of each other so
that ALL students know and understand that Respect
Happens at LaZerte!
• two large gyms
• five computer labs
• multiple Chromebook
carts
• three professional
calibre science labs
with Vernier probes
• a massive automotive
shop
• two construction labs
• a state-of-the-art
welding lab complete
with a plasma table
• studio art space
• a fully-equipped music
and recording spaces
• a fully-functional theatre
• a beautiful mirrored
dance studio
• a digital arts studio with
the latest technology,
including 3D printing
• an amazing Student
Services area with
outstanding career and
personal counselling
services
• an immense library
with collaborative
spaces and
technological supports
• a newly renovated,
school-centred atrium
for student events
• mega wireless
bandwidth for full
cell phone and laptop
access
6. Incredible diversity
We celebrate our multicultural composition; our students
and staff learn more about each other and what it means
to be Canadian from that diversity. Our students are true
Voyageurs and, as such, are proud to support the range
of backgrounds, heritage countries, cultures, religions,
and languages that form our LaZerte community. Our
students and staff look forward to our Taste of LaZerte
celebration when we invite parents and our community
to enjoy different cultural foods, dances and activities.
9. Specialized programs & options
We offer a wide array of specialized programs taught by
internationally trained teachers in our long-running and
successful International Baccalaureate and Mandarin
programs. In addition, LaZerte has a large selection of
courses within those programs including:
• Engineering
• Music
• Computer studies
• Dance
• Fitness
• Career and Technology
Studies classes, such
as construction,
automotives, welding,
pre-nursing, career
cosmetology and
cosmetology
• Soccer physical
education
• Culinary arts
• Digital arts
• Visual arts
In addition, we offer a range of courses that allow
students to start apprenticeship programs through
our successful and well-established work experience
and RAP programs.
10. Individualized supports
Every student learns differently. Flex Block gives students
the opportunity to access individual or small group help
in any subject. In addition, our Academic Support Centre
is open every block for students who miss assessments
or need extra time.
7. Excellence in Teaching
An overwhelming number of our teachers have been
recognized by our province with Excellence in Teaching
Awards. Also, feedback from our students and parents
consistently reflects that our staff is helpful, teach to
a very high level, and share feedback about student
learning in an easy-to-understand manner on a
regular basis.
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M.E. LaZerte is proud to be an IB World School!
What is the IB Programme?
The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme
follows an international curriculum that is taught in over
146 countries and transferable around the world. The
programme promotes critical thinking, well roundedness
and balance for students. It is a two-year course of study
that positions you for success at university anywhere in the
world. Grade 10 students complete pre-IB courses before
entering into the full programme in Grades 11 and 12.
• IB teachers have received extra training .
• IB students can choose to use IB OR Alberta marks to
gain entrance to university.
• IB students consistently score well on university
entrance exams such as the SAT exam.
• IB students have higher acceptance, success and
retention rates at universities than non-IB students.
Prerequisites
Why choose IB at M.E. LaZerte?
• Full diploma IB students receive early final admission
into the University of Alberta faculty of their choice.
• Full and partial IB students can receive advanced
placement or university credit.
• IB students study an enriched programme with many
field trips and practical experiences.
Students are expected to:
• Earn marks of at least 75 %( or a B+) in Grade 9 core
courses
• Be motivated to become part of a global-minded
learning community
Grade 9
Grade 10 – Pre-IB Diploma
Grade 11 – 1B Year 1
Grade 12 – 1B Year 2
75% in Language Arts 9
English 10-1 pIB
English 20-1 IB &
Works in Transition 35 IB*
English 30-1 IB
75% in Social Studies 9
Social Studies 10-1 pIB
Social Studies 20-1 IB
Social Studies 30-1 IB &
World History 30 IB*
75% in Math 9
Math 10C pIB and
Math 20-1 pIB
Math 30-1 IB or
Math Studies 30-2 IB
Math 31 IB or
Math Studies 30-1 IB
75% in Science 9
and Math 9
Science 10 pIB
Biology or Physics 20 IB & 35 IB*
and Chemistry 20 IB & 35 IB*
(if no fine art taken)
Biology or Physics 30 IB and
Chemistry 30 IB (if no fine art
taken) and Physics 35 IB*
(if not done in Grade 11)
No Prerequisite
Chinese L & C 10-3Y pIB or
Spanish L & C 10-3Y pIB
French 20-3Y IB or
Chinese L & C 20-3Y IB or
Spanish L & C 20-3Y IB
French 30-3Y IB or
Chinese L & C 30-3Y IB or
French 9
French 10-9Y pIB
French 20-9Y IB
French 30-9Y IB
Chinese 7-9
Chinese L & C 10-6Y pIB
Chinese L & C 20-6Y IB
Chinese L & C 30-6Y IB
Chinese Language Arts 9
Chinese Bilingual
Language Arts 10 pIB
Chinese Bilingual
Language Arts 20 IB
Chinese Bilingual
Language Arts 30 IB
Spanish 9
Spanish L & C 10-6Y pIB
Art 10 pIB or Drama 10 pIB or
other option
Art 20 IB or Drama 20 IB or other
option
Art 30 IB or Drama 30 IB or other
option
Student Leadership 10
CAS (Leadership 20)
CAS (Leadership 30)
Physical Education 10 & CALM
Theory of Knowledge 25
Theory of Knowledge 25
*3 credit course
Extended Essay 35
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Clubs and Activities
M.E. LaZerte offers many different activities and clubs, some of which include:
• Aboriginal Day
• International Trip
• Social Justice Interact
• Tri 4 Cancer
• Anime Club
• International
• Stomp The Atrium
• UNESCO Day
• Universal Children’s Day
• Voyager Days
(2 per month)
• Big Brother Big Sister
Women’s Day
• Candy Grams
• Intramurals
• SU Christmas Cards for
Veterans
• Chinese Yo-Yo Club
• LaZerte Clothing Sales
• SU Creep Fest
• CIBC Run For Cure
• LaZerte Cross Fit
• Day of Elimination of
Racial Discrimination
• Literacy Day
• SU International Day
of Democracy
• Earth Day
• Model U.N.
• East of the Mountains
Project
• Green Team
• Literary Magazine
• Pink Shirt Day
• Pride Club
• Inner City Children’s
Christmas Party
• International Dance Day/
Jazz Day
• SU International Day of
People With Disabilities
• World Autism
Awareness Day
• World Day of Social
Justice
• World Environment Day
• SU LaZerte Idol
• World Water Day
• SU United Nations Day
• Yearbook
• Science Olympics
• SU World Teachers Day
• Year End Carnival
• Skills Canada
Competition
• Taste of LaZerte
• Zumba
• Role Playing
Gaming Club
• Hip Hop Fitness
• SU International Day
of Peace
• Volunteering Voyageurs
• Think Pink Day
• Touch of Class
If you want to start a club that isn’t listed, speak to the Department of Student Activities.
“I like M.E. LaZerte because you meet a lot of great
people and staff in this school and people who truly
care about you. The energy in this school is very uplifting
and you get a great experience in this school!”
– Heba, student
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English
Language Arts
GRADE 9
Language Arts
GRADE 10
*60% or better
less th
an 60
%
English 10-1
80% or better T.R.
English 10-2
GRADE 11
*60% or better
greate
r than
40%
50%
English 20-1
80% or better T.R.
English 20-2
GRADE 12
*65% or better
greate
r than
40%
50%
English 30-1
80% or better T.R.
English 30-2
Typical Progression
Possible Progression
*60% is the recommended mark for -1 stream
T.R. is teacher recommended
English Language Arts 10-1, 20-1, 30-1
course pathway (5 credits each)
English 10-2, 20-2, 30-2 course pathway
(5 credits each)
Recommended: 60% in Language Arts 9
Prerequisite: Language Arts 9
This pathway is for students whose plans may include
attending university. While this course includes the
five areas of reading, writing, speaking, listening and
representing, there is an emphasis on the analysis of
literature. Analytical writing and critical thinking are
major components of this course pathway.
This pathway is for students who are not planning on
attending university. While there is a focus on persuasive
and functional writing, the course includes work in all
six areas of the English Language Arts Program: reading,
writing, speaking, listening, viewing and representing.
Some programs at NAIT and MacEwan, for instance,
accept students who take English 10-2, 20-2 and 30-2.
“M.E. LaZerte has been a great experience because
you get to meet new and different people each day!”
– Ibrahim, student
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Social Studies
GRADE 9
Social Studies
GRADE 10
*60% or better
less th
an 60
%
Social Studies 10-1
80% or better T.R.
Social Studies 10-2
GRADE 11
*60% or better
greate
r than
40%
50%
Social Studies 20-1
80% or better T.R.
Social Studies 20-2
GRADE 12
*60% or better
greate
r than
40%
50%
Social Studies 30-1
80% or better T.R.
Social Studies 30-2
Typical Progression
*60% is the recommended mark for -1 stream
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Social Studies 10-1, 20-1, 30-1 course pathway
(5 credits each)
Social Studies 10-2, 20-2, 30-2 course pathway
(5 credits each)
Recommended: 60% in Social Studies 9
Prerequisite: Social Studies 9
This pathway is for students with an interest in social
studies or those who wish to take the 30-level course to
meet university entrance requirements. Students will
use multiple perspectives to explore topics. Careers
in anthropology, sociology, sustainable development,
environmental sciences, geographic information systems,
linguistics and human rights law relate well to this
pathway.
This course pathway will help you to develop an
understanding of the world. If you’re considering a
career in social services, or aspire to become a healthcare
worker, newscaster or would like to work for municipal
or provincial government, then Social Studies 10-2 is the
course for you! People who work in social science and
social service careers have flexibility in their thinking,
an interest in problem solving and a willingness to ask
questions and listen.
Mathematics
GRADE 9
GRADE 10
Math 10C
r
ette
or b
60%
Math
50-60%
Belo
w
or T 50%
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Math 10C
Transitions
GRADE 11
Math 20-1
70% or better
40
-59 60%
r
%
ette
or b
70%
GRADE 12
60% or better
Math 30-1
60% or better
Math 31
50%
75% or better T.R.
60% or better
Math 20-2
40-5
9%
70% or better T.R.
60% or better
Math 30-2
40-5
9%
70% or better T.R.
Math 10-3
50%
Math 20-3
50%
Math 30-3
Typical Progression
Math 10C (5 credits)
Math 10C Transitions (10 credits)
Prerequisite: 60% in Math 9
Prerequisite: 50-60% in Math 9
Mathematics 10 Common is designed for students who
have passed Grade 9 mathematics. Major topics include:
Did you pass Math 9, but found it difficult? Take this
course and you will not only learn Math 10C, but gain selfconfidence and increase your academic success through
this 10-credit Math 10C Transitions class. During the first
semester, you will challenge the Math 10-3 curriculum as
well as work on essential math skills needed to succeed
in Math 10C. During the second semester, you will start
to challenge Math 10C. If you are planning on taking
Math 20-1 or 20-2 and need a little extra time and support
to get there, then this is the class for you!
• measurement
• linear functions
• trigonometry
• function notation
• polynomials
• systems of equations
Each topic area requires the development of a conceptual
knowledge base and skill set which will be necessary
regardless whether students choose to continue in Math
20-1 or Math 20-2.
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Mathematics
Math 20-1, 30-1 course pathway (5 credits each)
Math 10-3, 20-3, 20-3 course pathway (5 credits each)
Recommended: 70% in Math 10C or 75% in Math 20-2
Prerequisite: Below 50% in Math 9
These courses are for students who plan to enter postsecondary programs that require calculus, such as
mathematics, engineering, and science. Students in this
pathway will study quadratic functions and equations,
trigonometry, radicals and rational expressions, sequences
and series. Students in 30-1 will study trigonometry,
relations and functions, permutations, combinations
and binomial theorem.
This skill-building pathway is designed to prepare you for
everyday challenges you face in math. Learn how to get
the best deals when you go shopping, redecorate a room in
your house, budget for your dream vacation and so much
more. This course is also ideal for students wishing to enter
the trades. We’ll help prepare you for those apprenticeship
exams. Math 10-3 and Math 20-3 meet the minimum math
required for an Alberta High School Diploma.
Math 20-2, 30-2 course pathway (5 credits each)
Math 31 – Calculus (5 credits)
Recommended: 60% in Math 10C
Recommended: 60% in Math 30-1 or concurrent registration
in Math 30-1.
The 20-2 and 30-2 courses are for students who plan to
enter post-secondary studies that will not require calculus,
such as nursing, education, arts, fine arts, music, and
physical education programs. Students in this pathway
will study deductive and inductive reasoning, statistics,
trigonometry and algebra. Students in 30-2 will study
logical reasoning, probability, relations and functions
and complete a mathematics research project.
The Math 31 course is designed to introduce students
to the mathematical methods of calculus. The majority
of students taking Math 31 plan to attend post-secondary
studies.
“I like M.E. LaZerte because there’s a great
diversity of people and it’s very easy to
meet new people and make new friends.”
– Zeina, student
“The thing I like best about M.E. LaZerte is the
supporting atmosphere. It’s obvious that the staff
go above expectations when helping with education
both inside and outside the classroom. I really felt like
I belonged in this community that feels like family.”
– Nancy, student
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Science
GRADE 9
GRADE 10
GRADE 11
Science
Science 20
60
%
%
-60
50
60% or better*
Biology 20
60% or better
Biology 30
Chemistry 20
60% or better
Chemistry 30
Physics 20
60% or better
Physics 30
60%
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or
80% or T.R.
Science 14
Science 30
It is possible to progress
from any of these 20-level
courses to Science 30
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60
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Transitions
50% or better
%
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Science 10
GRADE 12
50%
Science 24
Typical Progression
*60% is the recommended mark to progress within a stream
Science 10 (5 credits)
Science 14/24 Flex (10 credits)
Recommended: 60% in Science 9 and Math 9 or
co-requisite Math 10C
Prerequisite: Science 9 and Math 9
From atoms to reactions, organelles to organisms, velocity
to energy and a quickly changing climate—experience the
worlds of chemistry, biology and physics! Science 10 is
your first step towards understanding the basics that help
society develop new technology and the workings of life
and the universe.
Science 10 Transitions (10 credits)
Prerequisite: 50-60% in Science 9 and Math 9
Are you looking forward to taking 20-level science
courses but need support to develop the necessary
skills? Science 10 Transitions can provide you with an
opportunity to develop key science and math skills before
challenging Science 10 and allows you to have extended
time to work on Science 10 course material. During the
first semester, you’ll work on your science and math skills
while preparing for success in Science 10. The second
semester continues with the Science 10 curriculum with
additional support to prepare you to challenge your
choice of 20-level science courses.
Learning science can improve your quality and enjoyment
of life. Having a basic understanding of how chemicals
interact with each other, how your body works and how
basic machines operate, will help you increase your
level of safety and confidence and your ability to make
educated decisions for your life. Explore the worlds of
chemistry, physics and biology. Take a glimpse at how the
human species affects the ecosystems of the globe. Enjoy
the world of experimentation and exploration as you start
to understand the basic workings of the things around you.
Science 14 and Science 24 meet the minimum science
required for an Alberta High School Diploma.
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Science
Science 20, 30 course pathway (5 credits each)
Chemistry 20, 30 course pathway (5 credits each)
Prerequisite: 50% in Science 10
Recommended: 60% in Science 10
Prerequisite: Math 10C
The Science 20 and 30 program is for those who want a
general science background without taking many courses.
It is highly recommended for those who have an interest in
the arts, N.A.I.T. programs or nursing.
Science 20 takes you into the depths of chemistry, physics,
biology and geology. Learn how we use chemical reactions
to create consumer products you enjoy, how to navigate
in a two-dimensional world and then how to analyze car
crashes. Learn what factors determine the survival of
species and the impact humans have. Finally, explore
how we uncovered the Earth’s history by studying rocks.
Science 30 is a diploma-level course that may be used
for admission into some post-secondary programs. The
course expands on the concepts and skills introduced
in Science 10 and 20. The themes of this course revolve
around how societies obtain and use energy and affect
global systems. The units covered in this course include:
Living Systems Respond to their Environment, Chemistry
and the Environment, Electromagnetic Energy, and
Energy and the Environment.
Biology 20, 30 course pathway (5 credits each)
Biology 20 takes an in-depth look into how energy and
matter are obtained and used within organisms and
ecosystems as a whole. The units studied in this course
are: Energy and Matter Exchange in the Biosphere,
Ecosystem and Population Change, Photosynthesis and
Cellular Respiration and Human Systems.
Biology 30 explores the themes of change, diversity,
equilibrium and systems. Discover how your body
regulates in changing environments. Learn about
reproduction, inheritance and DNA. Finally, learn
what factors cause changes within this world’s many
populations and communities. Biology 30 is a prerequisite
for many post-secondary programs. It also has a diploma
exam at the end of the course.
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Chemistry 20 students explore the structure and
behaviour of matter as it forms and changes. They learn
why substances have the properties they have and how to
predict that a substance may react with others. The units
taught in this course are: Diversity of Matter and Chemical
Change, Forms of Matter as Gases, Matter as Solutions,
and Quantitative Relationships in Chemical Changes.
In Chemistry 30, students learn about the following
topics: Thermochemistry, Electrochemical Changes,
Organic Chemistry and Chemical Equilibrium. Explore
the energy associated with chemical reactions. Learn
how a battery works. Look at the many ways we use fossil
fuels. Learn why one acid or base is stronger than another.
Chemistry 30 is a prerequisite for many post-secondary
programs. It has a diploma exam at the end of the course.
Physics 20, 30 course pathway (5 credits each)
Prerequisite: Math 10C
Physics 20 students learn to describe and explain
why things move the way that they do. Then they are
introduced to concepts of energy. The units covered in
this course are: Kinematics, Dynamics, Periodic Motion
and Conservation of Energy.
In Physics 30, students learn about the following
topics: Momentum and Impulse, Forces and Fields,
Electromagnetic Radiation and Atomic Physics. Explore
how to analyze car crashes and explosions. Learn how
electricity works. Get a deeper understanding of magnetism
and light. Then, finally, look into the world of the very
small to discover what makes up matter in our universe.
Physics 30 is a prerequisite for many post-secondary
programs. It has a diploma exam at the end of the course.
Languages other than English
Chinese Language & Culture 10-3Y, 20-3Y, 30-3Y
(5 credits each)
These courses will offer you a good look at China’s unique
ancient history and its modern-day development. You will
meet new friends, experience a new culture and, at the
same time, learn conversational Chinese. The IB course
will fast-track students to a higher level of proficiency in
language acquisition.
There are also International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma
Programme sections of this course.
Chinese Language & Culture 10-6Y, 20-6Y, 30-6Y
(5 credits each)
Prerequisite: Chinese 7–9
In these courses you will become more confident using the
language. You will have the chance to speak, write, read,
create multimedia presentations and perform in Chinese.
Different cultural activities will also keep your learning
interesting. In the future, your language skills will help you
become highly competitive in the global job market.
Chinese Language Arts 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Prerequisite: Chinese Language Arts 9
These courses will allow you to explore many aspects of
this unique language. After studying varied themes, such
as sports, travel, holidays and relationships, your Chinese
language skills will become more sophisticated.
French 10-3Y, 20-3Y, 30-3Y (5 credits each)
Your adventure in learning French begins here! In this
course, you will gain a cultural understanding of la
francophonie that will allow you to communicate in
French perhaps while traveling or while pursuing an
interesting career.
French 10-9Y, 20-9Y, 30-9Y (5 credits each)
Prerequisite: French 9
Continue your journey in French as you develop your
language skills and cultural knowledge while studying
activities, shopping, vacations and fine arts. From a
fashion designer to a politician, and any profession in
between, speaking French gives you an edge in finding
the ultimate career.
Spanish 10-3Y, 20-3Y, 30-3Y (5 credits each)
You will learn about the rich and diverse culture of
numerous Spanish-speaking countries in the world as you
learn expressions and vocabulary related to introductions,
descriptions of family and friends, preferences, sport
and leisure activities, clothing, food, school, and select
holidays and celebrations.
Spanish 10-6Y, 20-6Y, 30-6Y (5 credits each)
Prerequisite: Spanish 9
Use your Spanish language skills confidently, and hold
more meaningful conversations. Your cultural exploration
will include authentic literary works, real-life scenarios,
arts and entertainment. You will understand and share
your opinion about the rich and diverse culture of
numerous Spanish-speaking countries in the world.
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“The best thing about M.E. LaZerte is the
staff. Everyone here is supportive and wish
you nothing but the best. You will be inspired
to be great and you’ll always be encouraged
to be excellent! GO VOYAGEURS!”
– Edwin, student
“I like M.E. LaZerte because it offers so many opportunities as
well as a vibrant diverse school community with new friends
offering support at every corner. Students choose the path that
they want, and the staff offers them the means of transportation.”
– Joshua, student
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Physical
Education
Physical Education 10, 20, 30 (6 credits each)
CrossFit LaZerte Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 (5 credits each)
All students should lead healthy and active lifestyles,
and a great way to start is through a physical education
class. Daily active living is the theme and explored
through four main outcomes: movement activities, health
benefits, interacting positively with others and personal
responsibility. Students will also learn about healthy
eating through a nutrition module.
If you are interested in increasing your fitness to improve
your performance on a sports team or just to look and
feel better, CrossFit is for you. This introductory CrossFit
class will teach you many full body movements that will
increase your strength, flexibility, power and stamina.
Every level of fitness is welcome, and we guarantee you
will see significant improvements in your fitness goals.
Come see what all the craze is about!
Soccer Physical Education 10, 20, 30 (7 credits each)
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Students will receive soccer instruction that covers the
curriculum outcomes and credit completion of Physical
Education 10. Student training includes a focus on tactical
and technical activities. The focus will be on individual
soccer skills, and students will advance their knowledge of
working in a team environment. Students registered in the
course will receive a full uniform (jersey, shorts and socks).
They will also receive extra instruction relating to nutrition
and coaching.
Functional Fitness 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Healthy Living Physical Education 10, 20, 30
(Girls phys-ed) (6 credits)
Sport Medicine 15, 25, 35 (5 credits each)
Do you want to learn how to live a healthy life through
physical activity and nutrition but don’t like traditional
phys-ed? Then healthy living girls phys-ed is for you!
This class will focus less on team sports and more on
individual wellness and healthy living. Girls will have the
opportunity to learn how to be healthy while participating
in fitness activities including yoga, circuit training, and
more. Students can also provide input into activities that
interest them and learn about healthy eating through
a nutrition module.
These courses will introduce students to the world of
sports medicine and allow them to explore the prevention,
immediate care and rehabilitation of athletic injuries.
Students will get hands-on experience in sports first aid
and taping and strapping while learning the functions and
purpose of the musculoskeletal system. Sports Medicine
15 is a great introduction course for students thinking
of a medical career.
In these courses, you’ll learn about fundamental training
principles, proper nutrition and sports psychology. These
courses provide a great opportunity for students to get in
better physical shape and improve their health-related
knowledge while participating in a variety of fitness
activities. They combine classroom theory and practical
application in the areas of personal health, wellness
and performance.
Recommendation: 65% in Science 9
Athletics
At M. E. LaZerte, we are proud to provide students with a
high quality athletics program! With more than 25 different
teams to choose from, there are many opportunities to
get involved. Being part of Voyageur Athletics is a great
way to meet new friends and create lasting high school
memories. Show your school pride, and be part of the
action!
“This is where I found my second
family and my second home!
You will never regret it!”
• Badminton
– Kristina, student
• Coed Indoor Soccer
• Jr/Sr Men’s Basketball
• Jr/Sr Women’s Basketball
• Football
• Golf Team
• Men’s Team Handball
• Women’s Team Handball
• Sr Women’s Rugby
• Sr Men’s Rugby
• Jr/Sr Men’s Soccer
• Sr Women’s Soccer
• Swim Team
• Track & Field
• Jr/Sr Men’s Volleyball
• Jr/Sr Women’s Volleyball
• X-Country Running
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Visual and Performing Arts
Dance
Dance 15, 25, 35 (5 credits each)
The introductory course is designed for students with
little or no dance training. Students will explore a wide
range of dance styles including jazz, modern, ballet, tap,
hip hop and folk dance. These dance styles will be studied
in a practical format where students learn new steps and
choreography. Students will also learn about each dance
style and its history, theory, and terminology. At the end of
the semester, dance students participate in a showcase.
Drama
Advanced Acting 15, 25, 35 (5 credits each)
Prerequisite: Concurrently enrolled in Drama 10 or
instructor permission
Advanced Acting 15 students join with Advanced Acting
25 and 35 students to form an ensemble. Advanced Acting
15 is geared to the Grade 10 student keen to perform
in productions to enrich their class work. The main
stage production takes place in early December and
M.E. LaZerte’s One Act Play Festival in early April. The
rehearsals and classes run Monday through Thursday from
3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Drama 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
You will learn the skills needed in performance: stage
combat, improvisation, speech, theatre studies, technical
theatre and basic acting. Students intending to continue to
Drama 20 and 30 are strongly encouraged to take Drama
10 for 5 credits.
Note: Drama 10 IB is a 5-credit course. Students that
cannot fit Drama 10 IB into their schedule may be able to
enrol in an after-school section of the course that meets
with the Advanced Acting 15 class.
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Musical Theatre 15, 25, 35 (5 credits each)
Recommendation: Co-registration in choir or dance
These classes are for students at all grade levels—whether
you’re a novice or experienced—focusing on singing,
dancing and acting in the musical theatre genre. The
courses will emphasize rehearsal discipline, risk-taking,
and working together to perform a final show in the
theatre.
Music
Audio and Video 15, 25, 35 (5 credits each)
Audio and Video is a new program that focuses on
songwriting, electronic music, recording, and live sound
at the 15 level. Various elements of the entertainment
business are explored, such as band management,
promotions and live radio. Students learn how to create
their own music using computer programs and keyboards
as well as live instruments and recording.
In the 25- and 35-level courses, students will learn about
video production. They’ll create exciting projects with
video, sound track recording, and editing.
Choral Music 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Singers have the power to make people happy, to celebrate
success and connect with an audience. If you want to be
part of an amazing team, then these courses are for you!
Choral Music 10 focuses on vocal skill development, ear
training, theory, sight-reading, rhythm and performance.
Your singing voice will become fuller. You will learn basic
piano skills and gain songwriting technique. Take the
chance with choral music. Participate in concerts, special
events, festivals and music trips!
Drum Line (General Music Drum Line) 10, 20, 30
(5 credits each)
Drum line teaches students to read rhythms and play
multiple percussion instruments. Classes will focus on
traditional drum line techniques with snare, bass drum,
tenor drums, and cymbals. Students will also learn some
Latin percussion rhythms and drum set techniques. There
are all kinds of performance and showcase opportunities.
Let’s start the grooves!
Visual and Performing Arts
Guitar 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Guitar is a course offered to everyone, whether you’ve
never picked up a guitar or you’ve been playing for years!
Learn to play your favorite songs, read music, jam with
other people, and even write some songs of your own.
Instrumental Jazz 15*, 25, 35 (5 credits each)
Prerequisite: Junior high band experience or training on
piano or violin
Through the exploration of jazz music, students gain
insight into the creative world of improvising and
performing within traditional jazz styles. Students learn a
variety of pieces ranging from pop, to Latin, to traditional
jazz. Several pieces will include a vocalist also! The typical
instruments in jazz band are wind instruments, piano,
guitar, bass, and percussion. These exciting courses will
give you the foundation to pursue post-secondary jazz
studies or a career in the music industry. The Jazz Band
will rehearse twice a week after school—Monday and
Thursday from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.
Visual Arts
Art 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Art 10 is an introductory course in the visual arts for all
students regardless of their ability levels. Art courses
allow students to experiment with a variety of techniques
and materials within teacher-directed projects. Students
will work to develop strong technical skills in drawing,
painting, and 3D media.
Drawing 15, 25, 35 Advanced Techniques (5 credits each)
Recommendation: Co-registration in Art 10
These unique courses focus on the development of strong
drawing skills. Students will use a variety of methods and
materials to develop self-confidence, creative thinking and
technical skill. Students will learn to draw highly realistic
objects and portraits and do figure studies. They will begin
to develop a portfolio of excellent work that can be used
for entry to post-secondary art programs. Students of all
skill levels are welcome.
*Instrumental Jazz 15 is only offered as a block 5 (after school) course.
Instrumental Music 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Prerequisite: Junior high band experience or training on
piano or violin
With teamwork, practice, and dedication, one band can
create one sound! Instrumental Music 10 furthers the
music skills you gained in junior high and adds theory,
ear training, history/music appreciation and performance.
You have the chance to perform at concerts, special
events, festivals, and extracurricular activities. Band trips
create amazing memories during high school!
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Career and Technology Studies (CTS)
Cosmetology
Digital Arts and Technology
Cosmetology 10, 20, 30 (6 credits each)
Computer Programming 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Do you want to gain personal confidence and receive
beauty industry insight? These 6-credit courses will give
you the chance to learn and perform manicures, discover
makeup artistry and skin care concepts, and become
skilled at hair braiding techniques and the manipulation
of hot tools. Cosmetology 10 offers many different
opportunities to explore career paths in cosmetology or
learn new skills.
Recommendation: Strong math and problem-solving skills
Career Cosmetology 20, 30 (22 credits combined)
Prerequisites: Cosmetology 10 Introductory
Uncertain about your future? Want to leave high school
with more than just your diploma? Starting in Grade
11, you can get certified beauty professional training at
M.E. LaZerte. These courses are offered as a 22-credit
CTS option through which you will gain the first year of
technical training for your beauty certification. You will be
involved in an industry that is ever-changing and evolving
with the newest techniques and trends. Gain skills that will
propel your success in the future.
Calling all coders! If you’re interested in learning to write
or get better at programming, this is the course for you.
Use problem-solving skills to write programs that create
solutions for the world’s problems and learn how to build
and command robots.
Pre-engineering 15, 25, 35 (Electro-Technology and
Design) (6 credits each)
Co-requisite: Math 10C
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
(STEM) are vital to the future. In our current technological
age, STEM jobs are some of the best options for careers.
In this course, you will learn about the fundamentals of
good design and apply this to various design challenges.
You will learn about robotics and their importance in our
world as you build and design a robot of your own. You
will also gain important soldering skills as your assemble
electronic circuits while learning the theory behind how
they function. Students in this course are expected to have
strong math skills and work well independently.
Graphic Design 10, 20, 30 (6 credits each)
You are the creator, the designer, the storyteller, and the
presenter. These courses place your passion for everything
creative into our unique and highly specialized Digital Arts
& Graphic Design Program. Students will explore graphic
art and design, commercial art, digital imaging and
publishing, and interactive multimedia, including learning
about 3D printing.
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Culinary Arts and Food Studies
Trades
Culinary Arts 10, 20, 30 (up to 9 credits each)
Construction 10, 20, 30 (6 credits each)
In these courses, students can gain an understanding of
the preparation, process and basic handling skills required
when working with food. Using our commercial kitchen,
students will be exposed to various techniques and
practical applications of the food and hospitality industry.
If you are looking to pursue a career in the tourism,
hospitality or food industry or just love food, then this
is the course for you!
From using hand tools to power tools, you will develop
lifelong skills and acquire construction techniques in a
fully-equipped construction lab. You’ve heard the term
“hands on” and in construction, we mean it! Your family
will be impressed when they see the amazing creations
you bring home.
Foods 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Learn skills to be a great cook. You will learn about
nutrition, meal timing, and how to find your way around
a kitchen. Create and enjoy dishes as you explore different
cultural foods.
Fashion
Introductory Trades Exploration
Building The Trades 10 (12 credits)
In this course, you can experience a variety of trades.
If you are curious about the many pathways a career in
the trades could take you and want less theory, more
application, this course is for you. You will experience auto
body, concrete construction, plumbing, electrical, wall
finishing and welding trades.
Mechanics 10, 20, 30 (6 credits each)
Fashion Studies 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Fashion studies allows students to study current trends
as they create and make alterations. No experience is
necessary, but the experiences you gain may just lead you
to an exciting career in fashion.
Interested in vehicles and automotives? Mechanics
will help you develop skill in servicing vehicles and an
understanding of how to buy, sell and insure vehicles.
Welding 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
We are thrilled to offer a state-of-the-art welding program.
Whether you want to explore the trade, develop skills or
secure employment after high school, check it out!
Nursing
Pre-Nursing 10, 20, 30 (5 credits each)
Do you like helping people? Are you interested in working
in hospital or health-care centre? Pre-nursing is an
opportunity to explore not only nursing but all healthcare
related fields. These activity-based courses will give you
practical experience operating industry equipment and
knowledge about the possible health-care career pathways.
“My favourite class is Culinary Arts.
It is great because you get to
interact with new people.
Have fun and you will succeed.”
Student Leadership 10, 20, 30 (3 credits)
Students entering the Leadership Program in Grade
10 become engaged in events and volunteering that
build school and community spirit. As students
volunteer in the school and community, they engage
in character development through mentorship,
guest speakers, presentations, workshops and selfreflection. This class is for those who are passionate
about making a difference! Student Leadership can
be taken during the regular daily schedule or as a
period 5, after-school class.
– Brent, student
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Work Experience and RAP
Work Experience
Our Work Experience Program provides students with
valuable job skills, employment experience and one high
school credit for each 25 hours they work. You can work
after school or on weekends, in positions with fast food
restaurants, retail or grocery stores, warehouses, daycares
or virtually any paid or volunteer workplace.
Registered Apprenticeship Program
(RAP)
M.E. LaZerte is proud of the partnerships with community
employers supporting our young apprentices. You have
a chance to complete your high school diploma, earn a
competitive wage and begin a registered apprenticeship in
a skilled trade: all before you graduate!
The RAP program offers training in nearly 60 certified
trades in Alberta, including:
• Construction trades, such as carpentry
SCHOLARSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
• Automotive trades, such as mechanics
Did you know that your work
experience grade could help you
qualify for the Alexander Rutherford
Scholarship?
Students apply to be accepted into RAP in spring of their
Grade 10 or 11 year. The attendance and work ethic you
show in your classes are major factors in being accepted
into RAP. Students normally begin their on-the-job RAP
placement in the summer between Grade 10 and 11.
Learn more at alis.alberta.ca.
• Oilfield trades, such as welding and boilermaking
• Food service trades, such as cooking and baking
• Hairstyling and warehousing
“The best thing about M.E.
LaZerte is everyone makes you
feel like family. M.E. LaZerte is
love, M.E. LaZerte is life!”
– Dennai, student
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Supporting Courses
S Classes
We offer extra support for students who need it to
succeed in core classes.
Support + Classes = Success! S Classes include Math 10-3S,
English 10-2S, Science 14S and Social 10-2S. S Classes
are taught in a structured environment by teachers who
show students how to practice strategies to improve their
learning and meet their personal and academic goals.
Students are focused on earning a diploma and complete
the -2 curriculum.
Math 10C Transitions (10 credits)
Prerequisite: 50% in Math 9
Did you pass Math 9, but found it difficult? Take this
course and you will learn Math 10C topics and gain
self-confidence while increasing your academic success
through this transitions class. During the first semester,
you will challenge the Math 10-3 curriculum as well as
work on essential skills needed to succeed in Math 10C.
During the second semester, you will start to challenge
Math 10C. If you are planning on taking Math 20-1 or 20-2
and need a little extra time and support to get there, then
this is the class for you!
Science 10 Transitions (10 credits)
Prerequisite: 50-60% in Science 9 and Math 9
English, Math, Science and Social
Studies 10-4 Courses
10-4 courses are ideal for students who would benefit from
extra support and a structured environment. Students
have the opportunity to experience success and become
well prepared for the world of work. 10-4 courses include
and promote:
• employability skills
• off-campus work experiences
• career exploration and preparation
• reading, writing and math skills required in the
workplace
Students can try a selection of career options to decide
which pathway suits them best for their future:
• The Service Trades option introduces students to
a variety of occupations in the food and beverage
industry, the tourism sector and professional
appearances.
• The Adventure in the Trades option explores the skills
required in both the construction and mechanics trades.
Earn a Certificate of Achievement (80 credits)
10-4 courses are ideal for students whose goal is to
enter the world of work.
Are you looking forward to taking 20-level science
courses but need support to develop the necessary
skills? Science 10 Transitions can provide you with an
opportunity to develop key science and math skills before
challenging Science 10 and allows you to have extended
time to work on Science 10 course material. During the
first semester, you’ll work on your science and math skills
while preparing for success in Science 10. The second
semester continues with the Science 10 curriculum with
additional support to prepare you to challenge your
choice of 20-level science courses.
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Your high school plan
Course credits
Prerequisites
To earn credits in a course, you need a mark of at least
50%. Each course is assigned a number of credits (usually
3 or 5), and credits can only be earned once in any course.
A prerequisite is something you need to do or know before
doing or learning something else. Most Grade 11 and 12
courses have prerequisites. In most cases, you need to
earn a grade of at least 50% in a prerequisite course to take
the next course in a sequence.
You need to meet course requirements and have
100 credits to graduate from high school.
For example, you’ll need at least 50% in Social Studies 10-1
to take Social Studies 20-1.
If you earn less than 50%, you may:
Course numbering and sequencing
A course number tells you both the grade level and level
of academic challenge.
• Grade 10 courses are numbered 10 through 15
(for example, Science 10 and Science 14).
(for example, Biology 20).
• choose to repeat the course or
• continue to the next level in a less challenging course
sequence and earn credits retroactively
For example, if you earn less than 50% in Social Studies
10-1, but continue to Social Studies 20-2 and complete the
course, you will earn credits for Social Studies 10-2 and
Social Studies 20-2.
(for example, Mathematics 31).
level of academic challenge
(the smaller the number, the
more challenging the course)*
course name
English 20 - 1
grade level
* Not used for all courses
Course numbers are arranged in sequences. For example,
an English course sequence might involve taking English
10-1 in Grade 10, English 20-1 in Grade 11 and English
30-1 in Grade 12.
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Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
English 10-1
English 20-1
English 30-1
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Your
high
Text
school plan
Alberta High School Diploma
To obtain an Alberta High School Diploma, you must
earn at least 100 credits by taking required courses,
plus other courses that interest you and help you
achieve your goals. Earn at least 56 credits from these
required courses:
•
•
•
•
English 30-1 or 30-2
Social Studies 30-1 or 30-2
Mathematics 20-1 or 20-2 or 20-3
Science 20 or 24 or Biology 20 or Chemistry 20
or Physics 20*
• Physical Education 10
• Career and Life Management (CALM)
Earn 10 credits, in any combination, from:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Fine arts
Second languages
Physical Education 20 and/or 30
Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP)
Knowledge and Employability courses
Earn 10 credits in any 30-level course (in addition to
English and Social Studies), in any combination, from:
• 30-level mathematics, science, fine arts, second
languages, CTS, or physical education
• 30-level locally developed courses
• 30-level Work Experience
• 30-level Registered Apprenticeship
• Program (RAP)
• 30-level Knowledge and Employability courses
• Advanced level (3000 series) in CTS courses
• 30-level Green Certificate Specialization courses
• Special Projects 30
* The science requirement may also be met with the 10-credit
combination of Science 14 and Science 10.
Diploma exams are tests given to Alberta high school
students who are taking 30-level diploma examination
courses. Final marks in these courses are a blend of
school and diploma exam marks. Diploma exams are
required in English 30-1 and 30-2, Social Studies 30-1 and
30-2, Mathematics 30-1 and 30-2, Biology 30, Chemistry
30, Physics 30, Science 30, Français 30-1, and French
Language Arts 30-1.
More info: education.alberta.ca
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Your high school plan
Course planning worksheet
Use what you learn from this guide to make decisions about your studies over the
next three years. By planning ahead, you can make sure your studies meet requirements
and serve your goals and interests.
Grade 9
COURSE
Grade 10
MARKS
COURSE
Grade 11
NO.
MARKS
CR.*
COURSE
Grade 12
NO.
MARKS
CR.*
COURSE
English
Social Studies
Social Studies 10-1
or 20-1
Social Studies 20-1
or 20-2
Social Studies 30-1
or 30-2
Mathematics
Math 10C
Math 20-1 or 20-2
Math 30-1 or 30-2
Math 10-3
Math 20-3
Math 30-3
Science 10
Science 20
Science 30
Biology 20
Biology 30
Chemistry 20
Chemistry 30
Physics 20
Physics 30
Science
Physical Education
Science 14
Science 24
Physical Education 10
NO.
MARKS
CALM
OPTION
OPTION
OPTION
Total credits
Total credits
Total credits
Recommended credits: 40
Recommended credits: 35 minimum
Recommended credits: 35 minimum
Checklist
Make sure you:
☐ choose core and option courses needed for your program*
☐ have the prerequisites you need for each course selection
☐consider what you need to apply for post-secondary studies
and achieve your career goals
* Career and Life Management (CALM) is not a core course, but it is required
for an Alberta High School Diploma, so don’t forget to add it to your list!
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CR.*
Summer School
2016
M.E. LAZERTE SCHOOL & METRO CONTINUING EDUCATION
Students must register for summer
school classes through Metro
TO REGISTER:
online:
in person: 7835 – 76 Avenue NW
(Mon – Fri, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm)
by phone: 780.428.1111
by fax:
780.428.1112
by mail:
7835 – 76 Avenue NW,
Edmonton, AB T6C 2N1
June 24
(see website)
Last day to register online
Last day to register for evening
courses
Last day to register for day courses
FEE SCHEDULE:
Under 20 years old on September 1, 2015:
(fees include non-
10 & 20 level courses:
• 5-credit
• 3-credit
• Phys. Ed.
• CALM & Phys. Ed.
10 & 20 level courses:
• 5-credit
• 3-credit
• Phys. Ed.
• CALM & Phys. Ed.
HIGH SCHOOL COURSES:
$1054
$657
credit fee + $30
$1314
30 level courses:
• 5-credit
$1154
(includes $100 refundable book deposit)
• Diploma Exam fee
$50
CLASS SCHEDULE:
Morning classes:
REGISTRATION DATES:
March 1
June 18
June 20
partnership
(fees include non-
$60
$60
$90
$120
30 level courses:
• 5-credit courses
$160
(includes $100 refundable book deposit)
20 years or older on September 1, 2015:
call 780.428.1111 for fee schedule
-refundable)
get credit!
summer class schedules and course
offerings, visit our website at
5 credits
July 4 to July 29
Mon – Fri, 8:15 am to 12:37 pm
3 credits
July 4 to July 15
OR
July 18 to July 29
Metro Evening classes (at Centre High):
5 credits
June 20 to July 27
Mon – Thu, 6:00 pm to 9:44 pm
Bolded courses are offered at M.E. LaZerte.
English
English 10-1, 20-1, 30-1
English 10-2, 20-2, 30-2
ESL Levels 2, 3, 4
Math 10-3, 20-3, 30-3
Math 10C
Math 20-1, 30-1
Math 20-2, 30-2
Math 31
Fine Arts
Art 10, 20, 30
Dance 15
Drama 10
Personal Development
CALM (3 credits)
(3 credits)
Diploma Exam dates:
Wednesday, August 3 to Thursday, August 11
NOTE: Individual 3 credit CALM and/or Phys. Ed. are
only available in Summer School. Individual 5 credit
CALM and/or Phys. Ed 10 are offered during the regular
school year.
Harry Ainlay High School (4350 – 111 Street NW)
Off-
METRO DIPLOMA CLASS LOCATIONS:
Centre High
J. Percy Page
M.E. LaZerte
Queen Elizabeth
W.P. Wagner
Harry Ainlay
Jasper Place
McNally
Victoria School of the Arts
Please bring your current
Student ID card with you
to summer school.
Work Experience 15, 25, 35
Sciences
Science 10, 20, 30
Science 14, 24
Biology 20, 30
Chemistry 20, 30
Physics 20, 30
Second Languages
French 10-3Y
Social Studies
Social Studies 10-1, 20-1, 30-1
Social Studies 10-2, 20-2, 30-2
March 1, 2016 or call 780.428.1111.
as no provisions will be made for late start, missed classes or early release of students.
Register online 24/7 @
The maximum load for summer learning is one 5-credit or two 3-credit courses.
Classes may be cancelled if a minimum enrollment is not achieved.
Argyll Centre offers online courses as a flexible programming
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M.E. LaZerte School
6804 144 Ave NW
Edmonton AB T5C 3C7
T 780-408-9800
F 780-472-0058
E [email protected]
melazerte.com
S16-0119
Edmonton Public Schools is helping to shape the future in every one of our classrooms.
We’re focused on ensuring each student learns to their full potential and develops the ability,
passion and imagination to pursue their dreams and contribute to their community.

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