Students who have shown an interest in history throughout their school career are strongly encouraged to take this course. The course begins in 1919 with the aftermath of WWI and terminates in the early 1990’s. The course centers initially on the historical highlights of European, Russian and American history up to… Read more

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Through a study and comparison of numerous past and present civilizations, students will be given opportunities to appreciate the cultural history of the Western and Eastern Worlds. Areas of focus will include ancient Egypt, India, Feudal Japan, China, Greece, Rome, Mesopotamia, Europe during the Middle Ages, and other unique societies…. Read more

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This course will fulfill the Indigenous content requirement for graduation (as will First People’s English 10 or 12). Through a study and comparison of numerous First Peoples, students will have opportunities to appreciate the culture, values and experiences of a variety of Indigenous cultures. Areas of focus will include British… Read more

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Course Content: Criminology is a high-interest graduation elective. This course covers both the history and the theory of crime. It also addresses the debate regarding the causes of criminal behaviour and asks the question, “Are criminals made or born?” Mental illness and its link to violent crime is also examined,… Read more

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This exciting course will allow students the opportunity to explore a variety of interesting 20th Century topics and current events.  This inquiry based class will focus on learning through media (film, art, music, etc.) to examine and engage with such topics as social movements, violent conflicts, the impact of scientific… Read more

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Course Content: Law 12 provides an overview of the various branches of law and the Canadian court system. Specific emphasis is given to criminal law, with some attention to civil law. This course provides an understanding of your civil rights and current legal issues in the news. Speakers: Lawyers, probation officers,… Read more

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Are you fascinated by how our planet functions? Are you concerned with the environment and feel proactive about the challenges our world faces in the future? Are you curious about an introduction to a fascinating field of study with endless job prospects, or a course that many universities count as… Read more

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Do you want to better understand your friends, peers, and family? Learn more about yourself? This is a fascinating introductory course into the study of psychology that can be taken in grade 11 or 12. One of the most important aspects of psychology is that it is about you –… Read more

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Social Justice will help you develop ethical reasoning skills as you explore issues of oppression and injustice in both a Canadian and Global context. You will analyze the causes and consequences of injustice and explore solutions. This is a great class if you like class discussions and active participation. Some… Read more

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The focus of Socials 9 is Europe and North America between 1500 and 1867. The curriculum centers on North American geographic regions, aboriginal peoples, their relationship with Europeans and their combined impact on Canada’s development. As well, the course examines Canada’s political and legal roots: colonialism, nationalism, imperialism and the… Read more

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This course is required for graduation. The course has three major components.  The geography section includes demography, challenges in the developing world, and environmental issues. The history content explores Canada’s relationship with the world from 1900 to 2000, and links history to current events. Students will also study Canadian government,… Read more

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