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You must meet the literacy graduation requirement to earn your high school diploma. For most students, this means passing the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT). If you do not pass the OSSLT, there are other ways to meet the literacy graduation requirement. Contact your school principal to find out about these options.
OHS office. All students will be required to maintain an Ontario High School handbook. These handbooks will be used for hall passes, to report attendance, for homework assignments, and many other uses. The first handbook is free; replacements will cost $7 each. Get organized! Be prepared!
requirements, course prerequisites, programs of study, and career planning. Please share this booklet with your parents or guardians and ask them to assist in planning your future.
you will make in high school, and these decisions will help determine your educational path. Please read the course offering booklet, paying careful attention to sections explaining graduation and college requirements, course prerequisites, programs of study, and career planning.
It contains information about individual course offerings, graduation requirements, college preparation and entry requirements, and other matters that will help you put together your personal plan of study.
• Meet the requirements and criteria, including proficiency requirements, on assessments in a world language and English Technology Seal (Meet one of three options) • Earn a proficient score on the Advanced Placement exam, or • Earn a “B” or higher in an approved CCP course, or
The Occupational Health and Safety Act (“OHSA” or "the Act") is Ontario's legislation for workplace health and safety. There are also 25 regulations under the OHSA. The OHSA and its regulations and all of Ontario's other Acts and regulations are available on the e-Laws website. OHSA requirements
