Choices for Secondary Students

Choices for Secondary Students Limestone District School Board 1

Focus Programs Focus Programs are packages of courses offered in Limestone District Secondary Schools that concentrate on a particular field of interest or training to provide students with both academic challenges and work related experiences which provide a foundation in a career or area of study. Focus Programs are designed to help high school students make well informed career decisions and to assist them with a smooth transition to post secondary education or the world of work. Please note the following: 1. Transportation may be provided to students living within the Limestone District School Board, but is not guaranteed. The host school will provide specific transportation accommodations as required. 2. Most programs have a limited enrolment. Specific prerequisites, auditions and/or interviews may be required prior to the final selection of students. 3. Students remain eligible to participate in all extra curricular activities at their home school, as well as receive a Student ID card from their home school while taking a Focus Program. 4. Students who are in their final year of high school will remain on the potential graduate list of their home school. Students wishing to graduate from the Focus Program school must notify the Guidance Department at both their home school and the school at which they are taking the Focus Program. 5. Focus Program students in the SHSM will graduate with their Red Seal and their Ontario Secondary School Diploma [OSSD] from the school where the 30th credit was granted. Students may still arrange with guidance to walk across the stage with their peers at their home school. Future transcripts will be available at the school where the 30 th credit was granted. 6. Please be aware that Focus Programs are optional. As a result, some cost recovery fees may apply. Due to the very specialized nature of some programs they may involve additional equipment, specific clothing, travel arrangements or supplemental training costs that are not covered by classroom funding. In the event the program selected does require additional cost recovery, the program will provide the student with details of the costs involved prior to the application process and, where applicable will also describe the plan for unused or surplus funds and how they will be returned to the student. Should a student be interested in acquiring potential support to help with equipment or material costs for the focus program, please speak with a guidance counselor at your home school. Bayridge Secondary School Greg Cusson 613 389 8932 Ernestown Secondary School Katherine English 613 386 3054 Frontenac Secondary School Daniel Lalonde 613 389 2130 Granite Ridge Education Centre Elizabeth Steele Drew 613 279 2131 Kingston Collegiate & Vocational Institute Chris Van Luven 613 544 4811 LaSalle Secondary School Terry Smith 613 546 1737 Loyalist Collegiate & Vocational Institute Doug James 613 546 5575 Napanee District Secondary School Todd Collard 613 354 3381 North Addington Education Centre Rebecca Yanch 1 800 565 2911 Queen Elizabeth Collegiate & Vocational Institute Steve Cherry 613 546 1714 Sydenham High School Jeff Sanderson 613 376 3612 Focus Program Coordinators: Michelle Sharpe 613 544 6925 ext 293 Michael Sewell 613 544 6925 ext 277 Shawn Lehman 613 544 6925 ext 236 2

Pg # Focus Program School Duration 18 Academy of Hair QECVI Semester 1 & 2 Josie Mitchell 19 Auto Intern, Busted Knuckle Garage NDSS Semester 2 Dave Brinkman 20 Baking & Business Enterpreneurship BSS Semester 1 Julie Cameron 21 BCIP Home Building QECVI Semester 1 & 2 Bruce Lonnenberg & Dan Fisher 22 Colour Shop NDSS Semester 1 Craig Sindall 23 Communication Marketing For Life LSS Semester 2 Dave Chamberlain 24 Cook s Internship Program LCVI Semester 1 & 2 Doug James 25 Creative Arts QECVI Semester 1 & 2 Karen Peperkorn 26 Crossroads QECVI Semester 1 & 2 Jennifer McCluskey 27 Emergency Response LSS Semester 1 Dave Chamberlain 28 Energy Technology Program ESS Semester 1 Kevin Firth 29 Environmental Leadership BSS Semester 2 Steve McLagan 30 Fitness Leadership LSS Semester 1 Andrea Barrow 31 Guitar Building KCVI Semester 1 Gary Pattenden 32 High Performance Athletics QECVI Semester 1 Kelly Bates 33 Independent Computer Studies ESS Semester 1 Tom Pinkerton 34 Law & Security BSS Semester 1 Graham Pixley 35 LCIP (Phase 1 OYAP) QECVI Semester 2 Bruce Lonnenberg 36 Making the Difference BSS Semester 1 Brenda Scarlett 37 Mechanical Pre Apprenticeship LSS Semester 1 Bob Chambers 38 Modern Design LCVI Semester 1 Michael Moore 39 Music Digital Media (MDM) NDSS Semester 1 Greg Runions 40 PASS (Parents Attending SS) QECVI Semester 1 & 2 Barbara Halladay 41 Photography & Design QECVI Semester 1 Tamiko Ferguson 42 Radio Broadcast Journalism KCVI Semester 1 & 2 Fraser Rose 43 Renovations Plus LCVI Semester 1 & 2 Rick Terry 44 REV Upholstery QECVI Semester 1 &2 L.E. (Ed) Mills 45 Sports Therapy & Injury Management QECVI Semester 2 Joanna Belfer 46 Studio LC LCVI Semester 1 Kevin Bower 47 Technical Illustration BSS Semester 1 Matt Young 48 The Katarokwi Aboriginal School QECVI Semester 1&2 Michael Payne 49 Theatre, Complete QECVI Semester 1& 2 Ryan Clement 50 Water Works (Plumbing Intern) FSS Semester 2 Mark Magee 3

This document is intended to support students and parents who are making decisions about what is next and what is best for their students future. The Focus program model of learning employed in the Limestone District School Board is designed to engage all levels of learners, to improve overall achievement and close the achievement gaps for all students in every school. Our Board and our staff share the responsibility to model life long learning, teamwork, leadership and continuous improvement to help all students reach their full potential. The Red Book should be used as a starting point for administrators, teachers, students and parents as they work towards maximizing the expanded opportunities available for all students within the Limestone School Board. The comprehensive Secondary School program in the Limestone District School Board is committed to helping all students learn the valuable knowledge, skills and attitudes they will need to ensure a smooth transition into the world of university, work, college, or apprenticeship. Expanded learning opportunities are a combination of credit and non credit activities available to students in all of our secondary schools, that support students learning and pathway destinations. Expanded Opportunities can include: Cooperative Education Dual Focus Programs On line Learning Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs Re engagement Initiatives School within a College Sector Specific Certification Specialist High Skills Major in the following sectors: Arts & Culture Construction Energy Environment Forestry Health & Wellness Hospitality & Tourism Manufacturing Sports Transportation For more information on any of the following Expanded Opportunities available in the Limestone District School Board please stop into Students Services at any of the Limestone area secondary schools and ask to speak to a Guidance Counsellor, or visit www.limestone.on.ca and click on Secondary. 4

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The Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) is an innovative approach to earning a secondary school diploma (OSSD) introduced by the Ministry of Education as part of the provincial Student Success Strategy designed to reach every student. The SHSM enables students to customize their high school experience to suit their interests and talents while preparing them for a successful post secondary transition into apprenticeship training, college, university, or direct entry into employment. Limestone students will have the opportunity in 2014 2015 to qualify for an SHSM in one of the following sectors: Arts & Culture, Construction, Energy, Environment, Forestry, Health & Wellness, Hospitality & Tourism, Manufacturing, Sports and Transportation. Senior Secondary Students who have an interest in a particular field or a desire to develop specialized knowledge and skills while they earn the necessary credits needed to graduate. The SHSM student will also recognize the benefit of gaining sector specific certifications; career related training and reach ahead activity that will help them make more informed decisions about their future. Students who have earned the SHSM, red seal on their OSSD graduation diploma will be able to provide evidence of their achievement of sector recognized skills and training experiences to prospective employers and postsecondary institutions. A Specialist High Skills Major is comprised of five required components, which includes the completion of the following: A bundle of 8 10 credits, defined as, 4 major credits, 3 4 other required credits and up to 3 coop credits 6 7 sector recognized training or certification workshops A variety of experiential learning opportunities, related to the curriculum Completion of related Essential Skills through the Ontario Skills Passport Participation in 10 hours of Reach Ahead activity or future pathway related events. For the other required credits listed in the bundle above, students in a Specialist High Skills Major program must complete learning activities that are contextualized and relevant to the economic sector of SHSM they have chosen. Contextualized learning activities (CLA s) will be included as part of the expectations in these courses. Students interested in graduating with the Specialist High Skills Major red seal diploma will have to identify their participation in the program with their guidance counsellor. Further details about the process and the sectors available can be obtained from Student Services in all secondary schools in the Limestone District School Board. 6

Bayridge and the Arts Ernestown and the Arts Frontenac and the Arts KCVI and the Arts LaSalle and the Arts Loyalist and the Arts Napanee and the Arts QECVI and the Arts Addington Highlands Construction Program Building Construction Intern Program Renovation Plus Program Energy Technology Program Making the Difference Environmental Leadership The Northern Forester Black Knights SHSM Health & Wellness Sydenham Health & Wellness Bayridge Baking and Business Program Loyalist Cook s Intern Program Mechanical Intern Program Sydenham Manufacturing and Fabrication High Performance Athletics and Sport Mgmt Performance Power Technology Justice BSS Law & Security Health & Wellness QECVI Academy of Hair FSS Frontenac Health Transportation NDSS Auto Intern NDSS Colour Shop Bayridge Secondary School Ernestown Secondary School Frontenac Secondary School Kingston Collegiate Vocational Institute LaSalle Secondary School Loyalist Collegiate & Vocational Institute Napanee District Secondary School Queen Elizabeth Collegiate & Vocational Institute North Addington Education Centre Queen Elizabeth Collegiate & Vocational Institute Loyalist Collegiate & Vocational Institute Ernestown Secondary School Bayridge Secondary School Bayridge Secondary School Granite Ridge Education Centre LaSalle Secondary School Sydenham High School Bayridge Secondary School Loyalist Collegiate & Vocational Institute LaSalle Secondary School Sydenham High School Queen Elizabeth Collegiate & Vocational Institute Sydenham High School 7

Students can participate in Dual Credit college courses or apprenticeship training hosted at the college, while at the same time continuing to work towards completion of their OSSD. Students that complete Dual Credit progarms will receive both a secondary school and college transcript indicating completion of these credit. Many students take their Dual Credit course in conjunction with their Cooperative Education program or Specialist High Skills Major. Grade 12 students in their last year from surrounding area boards including the Limestone District School Board have the opportunity to register in part time Studies at St. Lawrence College (SLC), Kingston, Brockville or Cornwall Campuses for a college course. Upon successful completion of the St. Lawrence College course, students will be granted a college credit and a Ministry assigned secondary school dual credit. Students have the opportunity to: Earn high school or college credits while studying at college. Aquire experience that will assist with post secondary education or apprenticeship training decisions. Experience the increased self confidence & motivation that comes from attending the college. Gain a head start on post secondary learning & training for their future careers. Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program OYAP is a hands on training program for students who aspire to work in a skilled trade. Apprenticeship training allows students to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) while at the same time acquiring the necessary sector specific skills needed to become a qualified tradesperson. Some OYAP training takes place in the classroom, however, the majority of the training takes place in a workplace. Financial assistance in the form of government grants for students and possible tax incentives for employers are available for those students wishing to pursue apprenticeship registration. OYAP provides students with valuable work experience, employability skills and an understanding of employer expectations. Students must be 16 years of age, have completed grade 10, be enrolled in the cooperative education program, and be registered in the Employment Ontario Information System. For more information, please contact your Guidance Counsellor or the LDSB Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Coordinator, John Chomitz, 613 331 9040. Students have the opportunity to: Acquire sector specific skills and specialized training Participate in hands on and experiental learning Earn high school credits as well as receive hours and competencies that can count towards registration Gain valuable contacts within the trades industry for future eomployment Exit secondary school with a career under way. 8

Note: Students must first be accepted into the Focus Program to apply for the dual credit The Integrated Dual Credit program provides senior students (Grade 12, last year) with the opportunity to apply to take a college course of their choosing from the list of available courses on going at St. Lawrence College, Kingston Campus. This course will be made up of a combination of college students and secondary students. To avoid timetabling conflicts with the student`s home school it is suggested that students are enrolled in a cooperative education credit(s) where a more flexible school day can be arranged. Start date: Beginning of September or the beginning of January Examples of Integrated Programs Available to Limestone Students at St. Lawrence Kingston Cook Level 1 Apprenticeship In this OYAP/Dual Credit Integrated program, students fill seats in the regular apprenticeship program when available. This program runs from September to May Brick and Stone Mason Level 1 Apprenticeship This Integrated program is a partnership between St. Lawrence College, MTCU, and our 5 partner school boards. Students take the Level 1 Brick & Stone Mason apprenticeship curriculum at the college and earn an equivalent 2 dual secondary credits. Start date: February Introduction to Databases This course focuses on Microsoft Access. The student will build multiple tables, queries, multiple forms and custom reports. Start date: February Introduction to Networking In this course, students will be introduced to network terminology, network media, Network interface card (NIC) and various topologies and architectures. Start date: February Fitness Physical fitness provides the student an opportunity to gain the knowledge and experience necessary to pursue fitness as a lifestyle and recreation experience. Start date: February Child Development II This course explores development from ages 2.5 through 12 to understand the systematic changes in social, emotional, physical, and cognitive functioning of the child. Start date: February Students accepted into the Dual Credit program will attend an orientation meeting at St. Lawrence College prior to the first day of their regularly scheduled class. Parents are invited to attend this meeting. Secondary school Guidance, Coop, or Student Success teachers will also be present. 9

The Congregated Dual Credit program at St Lawrence Kingston campus provides senior students (Grade 12, last 5) with the opportunity to apply to one of the many college courses designed only with a make up of dual credit secondary students. Examples of Congregated Programs Available to Limestone Students at St. Lawrence Kingston Nursing Developmental Psychology This Congregated program introduces students to one of the courses included in the Nursing program at SLC. Start date: February Taste of the Trades This course will enable high schools students (Grade 11,12, last year) to experience a Taste of the Trades. Students will receive 15 hours of curriculum in General Carpentry, Plumbing, Industrial Mechanic Millwright, and Brick & Stone programs (subject to change) over 6 weeks. Start date: September Law and Security In this LDSB Focus/Dual Credit Congregated program, students will have the opportunity to earn one college credit in a Fitness course at St. Lawrence College and an equivalent dual credit. Start date: September Addictions This Congregated Dual Credit program will allow students to take a course offered in college programs, including: Behavioural Science Technology and Social Service Worker. Start date: February Esthetics Nail Care Techniques Lab & Theory This Congregated Dual Credit program is designed to provide students with experience in the Esthetician Program at SLC. This program runs one day per week, for 5 hours per day. Start date: February Nutrition This Congregated Dual Credit program is designed to provide students with an introduction to nutrition. This program runs one day per week, for 3 hours per day. Start date: February ER Emergency Response In this LDSB Focus Dual Credit Congregated Program, students will prepare for related programs at the college level such as, Paramedic, Police Foundations and Health and Wellenss programs. LCIP Limestone Construction Internship Program Level 1 Apprenticeship OYAP/Dual Credit/Focus Program In this LDSB Focus Program/Dual Credit qualified senior construction students receive 10 weeks of Level 1 General Carpenter apprenticeship curriculum and training followed by a 6 week construction coop placement. Mechanical Pre apprenticeship Oversight/SHSM Reach Ahead Students participating in the LDSB Senior Manufacturing Technology Program hosted by LaSalle Secondary School will have the opportunty to earn 1 in school credit component of the industrial Mechanic Millwright Apprenticeship program. Additional seats may be available to SHSM Manufacturing students currently identified in other locations in LDSB. 10

Musical Theatre Production This course is directly related to production and process and is a combination of acting, vocal and dance skills. Students will be involved in a major musical project which will be professionaly directed, musically directed and choreographed. The students will be part of an emsemble cast and the show will be performed publicly. The production is chosen by the production team and students will have auditioned and received their roles during the first week of classes. Start date; February OYAP Automotive Service Technician OYAP/Dual Credit Program The Automotive Service Technician Level 1 Apprenticeship program is a Congregated OYAP partnership with other area school boards. Twice a week from February through to June, students will receive the Level 1 Automotive Service Technician in school portion of their apprenticeship at Loyalist College where they have the opportunity to earn an equivalent 2 dual secondary credits. Students in this course should be enrolled in a full day Coop program. *Dual Credit students attending the college will not attend classes over the March Break but will attend on Easter Monday. No class Family Day or Victoria Day as College is closed. In this program secondary students will attend the college each day, all day for an entire semester while earning College credits as well as secondary credits toward their OSSD. will be a combination of ENG 4C, 1 dual credit (college credit), Coop, and Credit Recovery. Start date; February 11

Please be aware due to the wide variety of Focus Programs available in Limestone, transportation is not guaranteed to all Focus Program destinations. Students and parents should discuss transportation with the Focus program teacher prior to accepting a seat in the desired program. In circumstances where the student or the parent agree to provide the transportation, or if the student lives within 3.6 km of the host school, no action will be taken by the host school. In circumstances where the student requires transportation, the home school can request a seat on a Focus specific bus form Tri Board Transportation Services. A request form is available at the home school and will need to be completed and sent to the host school. Completing the form is not a guarantee that transportation is available in current location. For students completing Tri Board request form: Applications must be faxed by the host school to Tri Board Transportation by the first Friday in May. Fax# 613 354 1279. Please indicate on the Transportation Form the name of the Focus Program chosen. Students who are in programs that run two semesters must indicate this on the form. Confirmation will be faxed to both the home and host schools when arrangements have been made. Students providing their own transportation on the first day of the new semester may not be fully aware of the actual arrival and pick up times of the Focus Program bus. First Day transportation by bus will be up to the student to confirm their transportation arrangements either by Tri Board or by their own means. Students with questions about transportation area advised to contact their home school Focus Program contact person in Student Services and have them contact Velma Storms at Tri Board Transportation at 613 354 1981 ext. 349. Additional Transportation forms can be downloaded from the Tri Board site at, www.triboard.on.ca The Host school will confirm the travel arrangements and convey the information to the student and the home school. Note: Students should be informed that the transportation provided may not allow them to arrive at the host school in time for the beginning of class, and may require them to leave class early. Students are asked to plan with their teachers the recovery of missed time. Applicants that travel to and from college campus locations in Brockville and Belleville will need external travel arrangements that are not part of the Tri Board Focus Program routes. Students in these classes will be identified in the Dual Credit/OYAP application process and will be given further travel instructions upon acceptance in the program. 12

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Applications please note: The Focus Program teacher must confirm your participation in a program PERSONAL INFORMATION NAME: Surname Given Name Known As ADDRESS: Number Street Apt. # Birthday (YY/MM/DD) City/Town Postal Code Home Telephone# Email Address: APPLICATION INFORMATION: Home School is defined as the school where the student originates and the OSR currently resides. Host School is defined as the school which offers the Focus Program Current Home School: Student ID# OEN# Credit Counselling Summary Attached Does the student have assessed learning needs indicated by an IEP? Yes No Will the student benefit from additional program supports? Yes No Is the applicant a VISA student? Yes No Please indicate your plans for both semsters: SEMESTER 1 Focus Program Selection: SEMESTER 2 Focus Program Selection: Host School: Host School: If Focus Program is only 3 credits, please indicate other course requests, in order of preference. Semester 1 Semester 2 Expanded Opportunties (please check to indicate the student is aware of the following) Additional OYAP consultation / EOIS application will be required to become a registered apprentice: Yes No Additional Dual Credit consultation / application will be required in addition to the Focus application: Yes No Additional SHSM components will need to be completed to earn the Specialist Diploma: Yes No TRANSPORTATION: TRANSPORTATION IS NOT GUARANTEED TO ALL FOCUS PROGRAMS If transportation is required, please attach a completed Tri Board Transportation Application Form Host School: Please fax to Tri Board Transportation 613 354 1279 c/o Velma Storms Focus Program Transportation Application Attached 14

FAMILY INFORMATION: I live with: Both Parents Mother only Father only Guardian Other: Mr. Relationship with student: Home phone: Cell phone: Business phone: Mrs./Ms./Miss Relationship with student: Home phone: Cell phone: Business phone: Other Relationship with student: Home phone: Cell phone: Business phone: Will you be applying for daycare? (Where available in your school) Yes No Parent / Guardian information: HEALTH INFORMATION: Emergency : Phone: (Other than parents) Doctor: Phone: Health Card #: Medic Alert or health information the school should be aware of: REQUIRED SIGNATURES: Student Signature: Date: Parent / Guardian Signature: (required if student is under 18 years of age) FOR HOME SCHOOL USE ONLY The student s course selection has been discussed with their guidance counselor: Yes No The student is a potential graduate Feb. 2015 June 2015 Guidance Counselor Home School signature: FOR HOST OFFICE USE ONLY Entry Date: OSR Requested Date: Reg. Form Entered: Date: IEP Transfer Request Date: Bus Form Sent Date: 15

STUDENT MEDIA RELEASE FORM Focus Program, OYAP, Dual Credit, SHSM, COOP & SWAC Note: Students taking part in Reach Ahead Activities may be interviewed/ photographed in order to build program awareness therefore they need to be advised of this requirement. Students not wishing to be interviewed or photographed should express their wishes to their teacher, and confirmation of their request will be kept on file by the classroom teacher. I, hereby give consent to Name of parent / guardian if student is a minor under 18 years of age. Name of student, if an adult, 18 years of age or older. I, hereby do not give consent to Name of parent / guardian if student is a minor under 18 years of age Name of student, if an adult, 18 years of age or older. My child / me being filmed, interviewed, photographed or have audio or video recordings made of my child / me by the media (print, broadcast, and online), by employees, agents or educational partners of the Limestone District School Board for the sole purpose of educational awareness. I understand that the text or image(s) may appear in print, multimedia form on the internet or in other publications internal and external to the Limestone District School Board. I agree that I will not hold the Limestone District School Board responsible for any harm that may arise from unauthorized use or reproduction of the images outside of our control. Name of Student / Participant: School / Program: Signature of parent / guardian if student under 18 year of age, Date Or signature of student if an adult, 18 year of age or older 16

Good For All, Necessary For Some Building Construction Intern Program (BCIP) Brick and Stone Masonry Dual Credit Program Jordan completed one house build with the BCIP program and then applied for and was accepted into the St. Lawrence College Dual Credit Brick and Stone Masonry Program where he completed his Level 1, apprenticeship training. Jordan went on to represent the Limestone District School Board at the Ontario Skills Competition in Waterloo Ontario and finished 2 nd with a provincial silver medal. Jordan is currently working in the construction industry for Barr Homes in Kingston. 17

QECVI This pre apprenticeship program will prepare qualified students to register as hairstyling apprentices while acquiring credits towards their Ontario Secondary School Diploma. Students will spend up to four semesters building the skills and completing the in school and on the job training required to become a fully qualified Hairstylist. Students will attend QECVI for the entire duration of this program. To qualify for the Academy of Hair program, students must be 16 years of age or older and have completed grade 10. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in the Ontario Skills Competition and field trips to hairstyling trade shows and experience industry related co op placements. Semester Offered: 1 & 2 Hairstyling TXJ 3E /4E English Communication in Business ENG 3E / EBT40 Exploring The Arts AEO 4O Environmental Science SVN 3E Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life MEL3E Cooperative Education TXJ 3EC / 4EC Cost Additional costs: $680.00 for personal stylist tool kit and MTCU training manual. Business or Technology Colour Specialist Esthetician Hair Stylist Make up Artist Personal Lifestyle Management Salon Owner/Management Josie Mitchell 613 546 1714 QECVI Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (OYAP) Hairstylist *Pending SHSM Health & Wellness 18

NDSS Students will gain an understanding of vehicle systems, their function, diagnosis and repair. Students will have an opportunity to work on client vehicles and learn the importance of customer satisfaction when performing an automotive service. By the end of the course, students will have acquired a solid base set of skills which will enable them to comfortably pursue a variety of postsecondary destinations in the Transportation industry. Semester Offered: 2 Auto Service Auto Body Mathematics for Everyday Life Cooperative Education TTA 3E/4C TTB 3E/4C MEL 4E TTJ 3CA Cost Students to supply own PPE such as gloves, hearing protection, eye protection and footwear. Grade 9 Exploring Technology Grade 10 Transportation Technology Auto Accessory Installer Auto Service Technician Service Advisor Dave Brinkman and Craig Sindall 613 354 3381 NDSS Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (OYAP) Auto Service Technician *Pending SHSM Transportation 19

BSS This one semester SHSM program combines three dynamic, skills based subjects; Baking, Entrepreneurship and Co operative education. Through hands on experiences, students will have opportunities to develop the values, and skills most often associated with successful entrepreneurs. They will have opportunities to engage with local entrepreneurs in their community and become involved in designing their own venture plan. Students can develop specialized knowledge and skills, whether from cake design competitions, a cupcake marketing campaign, field trips, or time spent in a professional baking environment. Students will develop essential skills and work habits during their single or double co op experience in local bakeries, restaurants and hotels. Students will benefit from learning technical baking skills giving them a competitive edge in career relevant training as well as receive industry certifications that will help increase their employability. Julie Cameron 613 389 8932 BSS Semester Offered: 1 Baking Entrepreneurship: The Venture Cooperative Education Business Studies Exploring Technology Baker Caterer Marketing Specialist Pastry Chef Small Business Owner TFR 3C / 4C BDI 3C TFR 3CC / 4CC Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (OYAP) Baker Specialist High Skills Major Programs(SHSM) Hospitality and Tourism 20

QECVI The Building Construction Internship Program, BCIP offers students a real life experience in completing a construction project. In teaming up with our community partners, BCIP students are able to work in all of the essential construction trades which contribute to the building of a house. The BCIP is appealing to students from all destinations. We offer our workplace students actual job skills, construction knowledge and safety training employers are looking for. Our apprenticeship bound students gain the necessary knowledge and skills to go on to the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program and Phase One of their training. The BCIP also is a must for students who are considering postsecondary studies at college or university in architecture, engineering, and construction management and building inspection. The BCIP is synonymous with the expanded opportunities of the Specialist High Skills Major in construction. Our credit packages allow students to obtain the construction major credits, the other required credits, and the coop credits included in the bundle of ten credits needed to receive the red seal. BCIP will deliver the needed CLA s for all of the other Fall Protection and WHMIS training, while our SHSM students benefit from access to the other mandatory and elective certifications. Semester Offered: 1 & 2 Construction Technology English Mathematics for Everyday Life Business Leadership Cooperative Education TCJ 3E / 4E ENG 3E MEL 3E BOG 4E TCJ 4CC Cost Student will be required to provide a carpenter tool belt, hard hat, safety glasses and approved work boots. Transportation to each site is not guaranteed. Construction Technology Custom Woodworking Exploring Technology Construction Carpenter Electrician General Carpenter Residential Framer Bruce Lonneberg/Dan Fisher 613 546 1714 QECVI Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (OYAP) Brick and Stone Mason Specialist High Skills Major Programs(SHSM) Construction *For more information regarding Dual, Certification, Coop, OYAP, SHSM and 21

NDSS This Transportation Auto Body program will interest students who would like to explore the artistic side of the custom paint and body industry. In this course, students will have the opportunity to explore their imagination and apply new skills to the design, preparation and refinish of a custom paint scheme they can call their own. Students will also gain valuable experience in automotive structural repair, sector specific safety, small business planning, and industry. Students participating in this senior level course can expect several community based projects and off site experiential activities that will provide multiple network and career planning possibilities. Additional Co op / OYAP opportunities may be available for qualified students. Semester Offered: 1 Transportation Auto Body Transportation Auto Service Math TTB 3C / 4C TTJ 3C / 4C MEL 3E / 4E Cost Student to supply their own PPE including gloves, protection, safety footwear and eye protection. Welding/Manufacturing Automotive Service Grade 9 Integrated Technology Auto Body Painter Auto Body Repair Technician Fabricator Insurance Appraiser Paint Specialist Students may be able to qualify for further certification and activities leading to the Specialist High Skills Major in Transportation. Craig Sindall 613 354 3381 NDSS Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (OYAP) Auto Body Repair Technician Specialist High Skills Major Program (SHSM) * Pending SHSM Transportation 22

LSS Students will have the opportunity to discover a variety of career opportunities in economic sectors related to marketing, business communication and graphic design. Students will increase their skills and knowledge in each of these areas of interest through a variety of learning experiences in and out of the classroom. Students will also learn how to effectively use Social Media as a commercial tool and will have the opportunity to apply all of these skills in a Coop experience related to their area of interest. Communicating and Marketing for Life is an excellent post secondary preparation course that teaches students how to communicate and market themselves in today s highly competitive workforce. Semester Offered: 2 Marketing Communication Technology Information Technology in Business Cooperative Education s Graphic Art Communication Technology Information Technology Graphic Designer Marketing Consultant Retail Salesperson Web Designer BMI 3C TGJ 4M BTX 4C BMI 3CC David Chamberlain 613 546 1737 LSS 23

LCVI This SHSM course focuses on advanced food preparation and presentation skills, the safe use of equipment and facilities in the hospitality and tourism industry. Students study the nutritional value of foods, plan menus and recipes, develop management techniques, design and implement events, and learn effective communication skills. They also explore careers, the impact of the hospitality and tourism industry on society and the environment, and health and safety standards in the workplace. Students in this course will have the opportunity to complete the credit bundle for SHSM Hospitality and all required certifications. Students will also have the opportunity to be accredited with the Phase 1 Cooks Apprenticeship in partnership with St. Lawrence College and the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program. Semester Offered: 1 & 2 Culinary Arts Hospitality & Tourism English Business Cooperative Education Business Studies Exploring Technology Healthy Active Leaving Hospitality & Tourism Baker Chef Food and Beverage Servers Food Caterers Restaurant Manager Restaurant Owner Short Order Cook TFR 4C TFJ 3C/4C ENG 3C / 4C BDI 3C TFR 4CC Doug James 613 546 5575 LCVI Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Hospitality and Tourism 24

QECVI This SHSM course develops an intensive portfolio for academically advanced Arts students interested in preparing for entrance to a college or university of Fine Art, Design or other related programs. Articulated with St. Lawrence College this course explores; Visual Arts, Applied Design, Fine Art Drawing, Painting, Visual and Nontraditional art form training. Creative Arts provides students with a flexible package of courses and activities that includes; gallery visits, field trips, workshops hosed by local artists. Students in this program will have the opportunity to host their own downtown community exhibit each semester: Visual Paradise in the winter and in The Art of the City in the spring. Semester Offered: 1 & 2 Visual Design Drawing and Painting AWD 3M / 4M AWM 3M / 4M Visual Arts Non Traditional AWT 3M / 4M One additional credit may be selected depending on student need or interest. Cost Material costs: $100.00 Studio supplies, Life Drawing course Business Studies Exploring Technology Healthy Active Leaving Hospitality & Tourism Architect Digital Artist Graphic Designer Illustrator/Animator Industrial Designer Jewelry Designer Visual Artist Teacher Creative Arts has been helping young artists successfully pursue their career goals in the arts and design since 1990. Karen Peperkorn 613 546 1714 QECVI Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Arts & Culture 25

QECVI This program offers a unique educational setting for female students. Crossroads is an in school, two credit program for at risk girls. The emphasis is on academics as well as life skills that will prepare students to be responsible and successful individuals in their personal lives as well as in society. Additional community resources and support are in place to help the students reconnect with their school and community. The program is designed to engage all levels of learners to improve overall achievement. As well, model life long learning, teamwork, leadership and continuous improvement to help all students reach their full potential. Semester Offered: 1 & 2 Credit bundle will be based on individual student needs. No prerequisites required, course is open to all interested females. This course is designed to help students make better academic and pathway destination choices. Development Services Worker Fashion Designer Personal Support Worker Social Worker Over the years the Focus Program has offered 32 different courses based on student needs. A two credit package, offering at least one core compulsory course, is developed to meet the exceptional needs of each class for each semester. Administrators, Student Services, parents and students seeking specific information regarding credits being offered, please contact us at QECVI. Jennifer McCluskey 613 546 1714 QECVI 26

LSS/St. Lawrence College We live in an uncertain world. Look at the past and learn. Look to the future and prepare. Emergency Response is a Dual Credit Focus Program, earning four high school credits and one college credit, which gives students the opportunity to learn about a variety of disasters and catastrophes that have plagued our modern world and possible vocations in this field. This program will teach about past disasters and methods of recovery, as well as potential disasters and plans for responding to them. Students will learn about the threat of terrorism, epidemics, natural disasters and any number of potential catastrophes, as well as some of the jobs that the men and women who must deal with these situations. As demand for first responders grows daily, students will learn what types of skills people need if they choose a career in the fields of law enforcement, fire fighter, paramedic or nursing by meeting members of the community who work in these fields. They will find out what is needed for a career these and other fields such as coast guard offer, the military and corrections, as well as being trained in first aid, C.P.R. and how to use a defibrillator. You also have the option of being trained as a Red Cross First Responder. This course offers an excellent opportunity for students to kick start their paramedic or nursing post secondary education. If you think you might be interested in working in the emergency field, or looking at nursing this course is for you. Semester Offered: 1 Healthy Active Living PPL 4O Physical Geography CGF 3M Advanced Learning Strategies GLS 40 Dual Credit Anatomy/Biology BSCI 1040 / SBH 4T Cost Additional costs: $400 related Red Cross Certifications Geography Healthy Active Living Science Social Sciences Medical Responder Military Medic Paramedic Police Officer Red Cross Trainer David Chamberlain 613 546 1737 LSS 27

ESS The Energy Technology SHSM Program offers students experience in how energy is gathered, controlled and used. Students will receive classroom instruction in Environmental Science, Manufacturing Technology and Green Design. Classroom activities will focus on sustainable energy initiatives which include, wind turbine design, solar panel installing, green building rating systems and renewable energy sources. Students will build wind turbines to test in a wind tunnel according to the Wind Eng competition rules for the annual wind turbine design event at Guelph University. We use microcontrollers, VEX robotics components and recycled electric motors and frames to solve energy system challenges such as making an automated greenhouse or a sun tracking solar panel. Students in the Energy Technology program have the opportunity to receive additional training and certifications leading to a Specialist High Skills Major designation. There are also opportunities for co op placements that could lead to OYAP opportunities. Semester Offered: 1 Technological Design Manufacturing Technology Environmental Science Green Industries Canadian and World Studies Exploring Technology Science Energy Auditor Environmental Technologist Heating, Ventilation, Air Condition Technician Wind Power Technician TDJ 3M/4M TMJ 3M/4M SVN 3M THJ 3M/4M Kevin Firth 613 386 3054 ESS Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Energy 28

BSS The Environmental Leadership program is for students interested in outdoor adventure and environmental issues. Students will participate in wilderness field trips such as winter camping, canoeing and hiking. Participants will examine environmental concerns and take action locally through hands on stewardship projects. Certifications may include wilderness firstaid, white water canoeing and wilderness canoe tripping. The focus of the co op credit is to gain expertise, skills and experience in future career or education pathways related to the environment, natural resource management, or outdoor leadership settings. Placements can range from provincial parts and white water rafting companies to university research or the Ministry of Natural Resources. Students enrolled in this exciting course may be able to take a compulsory credit during fourth period at Bayridge. : 4 credits total (2 out of this group) Semester Offered: 2 Science SNC 4M* Environment & Resource Management CGR 4M* Environmental Science IDC 4U/4O/SVN 3M* Recreation and Fitness Leadership PLF 4C Cooperative Education PLF4A/SNC4A/CGR4A One additional credit may be selected depending on student need or interest. Cost Additional costs: $350.00 Wilderness Training & Provincial Park fees s Sciences Healthy Active Living Canadian and World Studies Environmental Engineer Fish and Game Warden Marine Biologist Park Naturalist Outdoor Recreation Leader Students in this course can identify for further certification and activities leading to the Special High Skills Major in the Environment sector. Steve McLagan 613 389 8932 BSS Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Environment 29

LSS The Fitness Leadership SHSM program is designed for the student interested in exploring or pursuing a career in the Fitness Industry as a Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor, Corporate Wellness Consultant, Recreation Leader, Health Promoter, Physiotherapist or Kinesiologist. Students will have the opportunity to develop and implement fitness programs for various groups and individuals. Students will also gain experience in the fitness field through their Co op placements. As part of the curriculum students will have the opportunity to obtain Personal Trainer, Fitness Instructor, Kickboxing and Nutrition/Wellness Certification. Students will also have the opportunity to complete First Aid, CPR, Infection Control and WHIMIS certifications as part of the Specialist High Skills Major, Health and Wellness program. Semester Offered: 1 Health for Life Nutrition and Health Recreation Leadership Cooperative Education Cost Additional costs: $125.00 Gym membership Family Studies Healthy Active Living Science Corporate Wellness Consultant Fitness Industry as a Personal Trainer Group Fitness Instructor Health Promoter Kinesiologist Physiotherapist Recreation Leader PPZ 3O HFA 4C PLF 4C PPZ 3OC Andrea Barrow 613 546 1737 LSS Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Health and Wellness 30

KCVI This activity based course will cover topics such as safe shop practice, the elements and principles of design, the use of jigs and templates, wood selection, shaping, joinery, finishing techniques, and electronics. This program is open to all senior students, and no previous woodworking experience is required. The Guitar Building course is a great opportunity for students to develop new skills and solve complex design problems in a challenging and positive experiential learning environment. Students learn the skills necessary to achieve the highest standard of craftsmanship. They can also build a portfolio for post secondary destinations that include college, apprenticeship or the world of work. Interested students can identify to earn certification and further activities related to the Specialist High Skills Major in Arts and Culture. Semester Offered: 1 Technological Design TDJ 3M/ 4M Custom Woodworking TWJ 3E/4E Cooperative Education TDJ 4CC One additional credit may be selected depending on student need or interest. Cost Based on individual choices in material selection, hardware, and electronic components. Custom Woodwork Exploring Technology Music or Art Technological Design Cabinet making Carpenter Custom Woodworker Furniture Design Luthier builder of Stringed Instruments Musician Music Production and Recording Graduates of this program may qualify for preferred entry to Sheridan College. Gary Pattenden 613 544 4811 KCVI Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Arts & Culture 31

QECVI High Performance Athletics is a program designed for dedicated athletes wishing to pursue competition at the CIS, NCAA, or provincial / national level, while studying in the field of health sciences. As part of the Specialist High Skills Major program, emphasis will be placed on providing the athletes with tools to market, educate, and train for specific pathway destinations. Being an amateur athlete involves high stress situations, intense physical impact on the human body, and mental and emotional challenges. High Performance Athletics introduces athletes to sport psychology, sport nutrition, anatomy, physiology, human performance, and sport injury prevention. Athletes will develop and implement sport specific training programs, create a sport portfolio, with the added value of acquired SHSM sector certifications. Semester Offered: 1 Exercise Science Organizational Studies Healthy Active Living Cost Additional Costs: $150.00 Gym membership Biology Food & Nutrition Health Science Healthy Active Living Athletic Competitors Athletic Therapist Dancers Fitness and Health Promoter Gymnastics Instructors Health and Fitness Instructors Physical Education Teachers PSE 4U BOH 4M PPL40 Kelly Bates 613 546 1714 ext. 343 QECVI Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Sports 32

ESS This program provides students in grades 11 and 12 a full semester of experiences in a computer lab. The program is designed to help students make good choices about potential post secondary programs of study and careers in information and communications technology. While prior computer knowledge is not necessary for admission, completion of a grade 10 computer course is beneficial. Students in this program complete 3 credits in computer based courses learning; to program computers, design and build web sites and web applications, work with electronics including robotics, assemble, configure and upgrade computers and computer networks, create video games and independent projects. Many graduates of this focus program have gone on to attend college and university programs in computer related fields. Some post secondary institutions that recent graduates are currently attending are: St. Lawrence College, Algonquin College, Queen s University and the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. Semester Offered: 1 Communications Technology Computer Engineering Technology Computer Science TGJ 3M/ 4M TEJ 3M/ 4M ICS 3C/ 3U or 4C/ 4U Cost Additional Costs: $40.00 Field trips to local businesses Communication Technology Computer Technology Introduction to Computer Studies Computer Engineer Computer Programmer Computer Technician Video Game Developer Web Developer Tom Pinkerton 613 386 3054 ext. 259 ESS 33

BSS/ St. Lawrence College The Law Enforcement field is a desirable and varied employment opportunity for those students who choose to prepare themselves early and train accordingly. From the experiences of an officer s role in Kingston s prison system, to the investigation of a crime, students will develop a broader understanding of Canada`s legal system. Participants are provided with multiple volunteer opportunities with various enforcement agencies from the surrounding area. A dual credit at St. Lawrence College is offered as part of the program which provides students the opportunity to experience post secondary education. Hands on experiences will be provided in a 4 week full time work placement with local enforcement agencies. Selfdefence training, CPR, First Aid, and various other field trips are based around our activity based model. The course will also include the opportunity to complete a majority of the requirements for the completion of a SHSM in Justice, Community Safety and Emergency Services. Semester Offered: 1 English ENG 4C Canadian Law CLN 4U Principals of Ethical Reasoning POFP 106 Cooperative Education Cost Additional Costs: $250.00 External Certifications and Field Trips English Law Physical Education Corrections Canada Court Clerk Customs Officer Law Administration Police Officer Graham Pixley 613 389 8932 BSS Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) * Pending SHSM Justice 34

QECVI/St. Lawrence College This course enables students to further develop knowledge and skills related to residential construction and to explore light commercial construction. Students will gain hands on experience using a variety of materials, processes, tools, and equipment, and will learn more about building design and project planning. They will continue to create and interpret construction drawings and will extend their knowledge of construction terminology and of relevant building codes and regulations, as well as health and safety standards and practices. Students will also focus on environmental and societal issues related to construction engineering technology, and will explore career opportunities in the field. Please note: this course is an Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program hosted at St. Lawrence College that provides students with the opportunity to complete all of the inschool components of their Phase 1 of the Carpentry Apprenticeship. This is a ten week program delivered at the college followed by a 2 credit co op that may lead to a paid apprenticeship position for successful students. Students must have completed all compulsory credits prior to the start of the semester. Students must also complete ERAT Math Assessment and agree to attend required tutorials, before and during the semester. Semester Offered: 2 Construction Engineering Technology Construction Technology Cooperative Education TCJ4C TCJ 4E TCJ4CC Cost Students will be required to provide a carpenter tool belt, hard hat, safety glasses and approved work boots. Transportation to each site is not guaranteed. Construction Technology Mathematics for Everyday Life Cooperative Education Cabinet maker Construction Carpenter General Carpenter Residential Framer Bruce Lonneberg 613 546 1714 QECVI Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (OYAP) General Carpenter Specialist High Skills Major Programs (SHSM) Construction 35

BSS Making the Difference is a SHSM program designed for the individual who has always wanted to change the world in which we live one small step at a time! Students will be actively involved in both local and global projects, working in partnerships with non government organizations (NGO s) and seeing firsthand how to make the difference. Opportunities to work with and develop partnerships with university organizations, local charities and community groups will occur throughout the semester. Combining the Data Management, Canadian and World issues and Environmental Management and possibly a new course: Equity and Social Justice curriculum together will produce a practical and engaging opportunity for all students. Field experience through cooperative placements will also provide the students to fully experience the field of International Development. Students will be actively involved in local field trips and have many guest speakers to enrich the curriculum. Semester Offered: 1 Canadian and World Issues Mathematics of Data Management Environment and Resource Management Cooperative Education Cost Additional Costs: Possible International Field Trip to Volunteer $3000 $4000 (depends on destination) Local Field Trips $100 (Transportation Fees) Functions and Relations English Anthropology, Psychology and Sociology or World History to the Sixteenth Century Environmental Science Canadian Government Foreign Aid Work International Relations Non Government Organizations CGW 4U MDM 4U CGR 4M CGW 3CA / 4CA The program will include an international opportunity working with an NGO in a country such as: Uganda, India or Ecuador. If your future is being an active global citizen why wait any longer? Enroll now in Making the Difference! Brenda Scarlett 613 389 8932 BSS Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Environment 36

LSS This course is designed for students wishing to pursue a career in any of the mechanical construction trades such as: Construction Millwright, Industrial Mechanic, Pipefitter/Welder, Welder, Iron Worker, Sheet Metal Worker and Machinist. The course is also an OYAP and SHSM program in manufacturing where credits and activities may be applied for further recognition leading to a Red Seal Diploma. Students in this program that qualify as OYAP apprentices may also receive welding instruction at St. Lawrence College as part of their in school component of Phase 1 apprentice training. Semester Offered: 1 Manufacturing Technological Design Cost Additional Costs: $50 Exploring Technology Technological Design Fitter Fabricator Mechanical Designer Mechanical Millwright Mechanical Technician Pipe Fitter Steam Fitter Welder TMI 3C/ 4C TDM 3M/ 4M Bob Chambers 613 546 1737 LSS Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) Millwright Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Manufacturing 37

LCVI This program examines how Modern Design is influenced by human, environmental, financial, and material requirements and resources. Students will research, design, build, market and assess solutions that meet specific human needs, using working drawing, models, 3D Prints and other communication methods to present their design ideas. Students will use their thinking and inquiry skills along with their creative problem solving skills to solve Mechanical, Architectural, and Industry Design problems. Students will implement the fundamental concepts, such as aesthetics, ergonomics, function, environmental sustainability, innovation and safety into their designs. This program will focus on sustainable design and incorporating sustainability in everyday life. Students will develop an awareness of environmental, societal, and cultural issues related to technological design, and will explore career opportunities in the field, as well as the college and/ or university program requirements for them. Students will review and report on industry and market trends as well as market their innovative designs. Michael Moore 613 546 5575 LCVI Semester Offered: 1 Architectural Design Mechanical & Industrial Design TDA 3M/ 4M TDM 3M/ 4M Students will have the opportunity to seek an additional 1 to 2 credits based on the host school offerings and student need. Cost Additional Costs: $ 125.00 Certification and field trips Art Exploring Technology Manufacturing Technology Technological Design Architect Civil Engineer Environmental Technician Industrial Designer Mechanical Technician 38

NDSS Music Creation and Digital Media (formerly Let s Make a Demo is a project based program that brings musicians together to create a 3 song EP of original music. The students write, record, produce, promote, and perform original music to develop their own digital presence in the music industry. Students in the program will gain valuable experience in song writing, live sound, lighting, digital recording, graphics, event promotion and planning and personal management. The development of these skills will help to prepare students to pursue studies or careers in the performing arts and music industry. Potential candidates should play an instrument or sing and be willing to create and perform original compositions. gained through this program directly relate to required credits necessary for the SHMS in Arts and Culture. Specifically, Entrepreneurship (BDV4C) and Co op which are both required credits. These credits can be difficult for students to acquire through their regular timetable choices. Greg Runions 613 354 3381 NDSS Semester Offered: 1 Music Creation Entrepreneurial Studies Cooperative Education Cost Additional Costs: $30.00 Music materials Communications Technology Exploring Technology Music Performing Arts Booking Agent Music Manager Music Producer Musical Performer Song Writer Sound Technician Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Arts & Culture AMC 30 / 4M BDV 4C AMC 4CA 39

QECVI The PASS Program is designed to meet the social, psychological and educational needs of adolescents who are expecting and are planning on returning to school as a young parent. Traditionally the educational needs of these students have been at risk. P.A.S.S. offers a two period in class component and the opportunity for an additional two periods of co op. This program strengthens communications skills and develops an awareness of multiple community service providers that support a positive learning environment for pregnant teens/parents. Students have full support of other professionals in the school, such as an Adolescent Care Worker, School Nurse and Student Success Team as well as community programs such as prenatal classes and TLC classes with Better Beginnings for Kingston Children. Pregnant and parenting adolescent girls are eligible for the program, subject to an interview process. Semester Offered: 1 & 2 English ENG3E/C 4E/C Parenting HPC 30 Parenting Human Development HPD 4E Cooperative Education HPD4CC No Prerequisites required The P.A.S.S. Program is designed to meet the educational, social and psychological needs of adolescent girls who are pregnant or parenting. Barbara Halladay 613 546 1714 QECVI 40

QECVI Photography & Design is a multiple credit Arts & Culture SHSM based focus program that combines visual art and technology. Following the Arts curriculum, the program focuses on Creating and Presenting works, Reflecting, Responding to and Analysing works, and Foundation skills and processes of the photographic medium. Photography & Design offers a hands on approach to a wide variety of photographic processes and techniques from studio lighting and historical processes, to digital technologies. The practical component will also introduce students to documentary, commercial, artistic and experimental approaches to photography, as well as self assessment and analyse of images. Professional photographers and artists from the community will visit the classroom to do process specific workshops and presentations. Students will also have opportunities to visit exhibits and studios both locally and abroad. During the program students will gain both a technical command of creating photographs and an understanding of the critical issues of art. The development a portfolio of photographs will be a focus for students wishing to pursue postsecondary opportunities in College and University as well as workplace interviews. Tamiko Ferguson 613 546 5575 QECVI Semester Offered: 1 Photography Design Communication Technology Cost Additional Costs: $40 Material Fee Communication Technology Exploring Technology Visual Art Digital Artist Fine Artist Graphic Designer Photographer Reporter (News) Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Arts & Culture AWQ 3M/ 4M AWD 3M/ 4M TGJ 3M 41

KCVI As a student in this program, you ll learn about radio and broadcast journalism while working at Kingston s most interesting radio station, CKVI 91.9 fm The Cave. CKVI Radio is located inside KCVI and broadcasts to the city and to the world (on the internet at www.thecave.ca.). Become an on air host, producer, editor, reporter, news writer / reader and interviewer as you help run a real, licensed radio station. Training is provided in technical skills including: the use of on air equipment, recording equipment and computer editing software. Music lovers host shows featuring the best in Alternative Rock as well as Metal, Hip Hop, Jazz, Blues, Funk, Soul, Classical and World Music. Hosts also do interviews with local and national recording artists. Young journalists deliver hourly newscasts, produce and host daily spoken word programs, and produce radio documentaries. Interviewers also speak with local, provincial and national political figures and celebrities. Semester Offered: 1 &2 Communication Technology English: Media Studies Music and Computers Music for Creating Cooperative Education Communication Technology Exploring Technology Math Editor Journalist Marketing Consultant Radio Broadcaster Sound Engineer Special Events Coordinator TGJ 3M/ 4M, 3M/ 4M EMS 3O AMM 4M AMC 4M EMS 30C Fraser Rose 613 544 4811 KCVI Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Arts & Culture 42

LCVI Renovations PLUS is a Focus Program for students ages 16 to 19. The home base for the program is Loyalist Collegiate. Students complete one credit in Mathematics, one credit in English as well as two credits in Construction Technology. The two Construction Tech credits are achieved by participation in community based non profit construction projects. The first goal of RENO PLUS program is to assist students in gaining the skills necessary to become productive members of the construction industry. Secondly, we want to instill the importance of community service. Finally, we provide a link between the community and the education system. Students also have the opportunity to achieve the SHSM and can work towards a seat at St. Lawrence College for the Phase One Carpentry Apprenticeship. Semester Offered: 1 & 2 Construction Technology English Mathematics TCJ 3E/ 4E ENG 3E/ 4E MEL 3E/ 4E Cost Student will be required to provide a carpenter tool belt and approved work boots. Construction Technology Exploring Technology Manufacturing Technology Carpenter Drywall Installer Home Renovator Painter Plumber Roofer Rick Terry 613 546 2050 ext. 483 LCVI Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) Home Renovator Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Construction 43

Focus Program Choices for Secondary Students REV Upholstery QECVI This is a project driven program that provides training and experience in all aspects of the recreational marine industry. Students will gain valuable workplace skills and experience in Manufacturing, essential skills and Mathforeverydaylearning,aswell as all aspects of the upholstery industry. Students will have the opportunity to develop their skills byworkingoncommunityprojects andcustomerrequests. SemesterOffered:1&2 EnglishENG3E ManufacturingTechnologyTMJ3E/4E,3O MathematicsforWorkandEverydayLifeMEL3E/4E NavigatingtheWorkplaceGLN4O SuggestedPriorCourse English Math TransportationTechnology PossiblePost SecondaryOccupations Fabricator MarineTechnician RecreationalVehicleMechanic Upholsterer L.E.(Ed)Mills 613546 1714QECVI *FormoreinformationregardingDual,Certification,Coop,OYAP,SHSMand SkillsCompetitionspleasecontactyourStudentServices 44

QECVI Sports Injury Management is geared toward students interested in pursuing a career in the sport science field, including athletic therapy, physiotherapy, massage therapy, sports training and sports medicine. It is a 3 credit program with an option for a fourth credit in senior English (3C or 3U), and is intended for both college and university bound students. Participants will study the structure and function of the human body and learn to recognize the signs of symptoms of various injuries and disorders. Students will also learn how to prevent, assess, treat, and manage a variety of both life threatening and non life threatening injuries. Through the development of leadership skills, students will gain the confidence they need to apply their skills in practical situations, working with local elementary schools and other relevant placements. If you ve ever considered a career in sports therapy or sports medicine, this course will provide you with the experience and knowledge to make an informed decision about your future, while providing you with certifications that will help you in that journey. As part of this course, students will have the opportunity to work towards their Specialist High Skills Major in SPORT. Semester Offered: 2 Biology Science Recreation and Fitness Leadership SBI 3C/ 3U, 4U SNC 4M PLF 4C Cost Additional Costs: $250 Consumable training materials Biology Health & Physical Education Science Athletic Trainer First Responder Lifestyle Coach Physiotherapist Sports Medicine Joanna Belfer 613 546 1714 QECVI Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Sports 45

LCVI Studio LC is a learner centred, projectdriven se to of courses designed for highly motivated and community minded students interested in Film, Video, Music, and Digital Arts media production. As part of a team you will plan, write, act, shoot and edit your films in our classroom studios. You will promote your works online and show them in community film festivals. You will deconstruct media from technical, creative and social perspectives. Your classroom will be a drama studio and a fully networked Pentium computer lab with adjoining television studio, control room and editing suite. You ll use studio lights, sound mixing boards, multi track recording units, scanners, digital video and still cameras, colour printers and cad cam systems. You ll have every imaginable tool to explore your creative impulses. Semester Offered: 1 Drama: Film/Video Communications Technology English Media Studies Technology Design ADV 4M TGJ 4M EMS 3O TDJ 4M Cost Additional Costs: $40.00 Tech materials and field trips Art Exploring Technology Music Actor, Director, Editor Journalist, Studio Tech. Screenplay Writer Videographer Students can identify for further certifications and activities leading to a Specialist High Skills Major in Arts and Culture Kevin Bowers 613 546 5575 LCVI Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Arts and Culture 46

BSS Technical Illustration in an exciting broadbased program teaching students artistic, engineering and computer skills necessary to become an effective visual communicator. Technical Illustrators are employed across a broad range of industries including aerospace, aircraft, automotive and mass transit. Students in this class will have the opportunity to develop a personal portfolio that can be used for college or university preparation. This program addresses three pathways. Students can enter the workplace and work in a printing production site, they can attend college in a variety of graphic design programs and they can also apply to design programs at university such as OCAD. Experiential and Reach Ahead opportunities include trips to the Toronto Zoo to view the graphic design department and Royal Ontario Museum technical drawing exhibits. Guest speakers include professional illustrators and recent college and university graduates. Semester Offered: 1 Visual Arts Technical Design Communication Technology AWD 3M / 4M TDJ 3M / 4M TGJ 3M / 4M Cost Additional Costs: $50.00 Print media, paint supplies, and personal illustration tool Exploring Technology Technical Design Visual Art Animator Automotive Graphic Design Draftsperson Industrial Graphic Designer Technical Illustrator Students can identify for further certifications and activities leading to the Specialist High Skills Major in Arts/Culture. Matt Young 613 389 8932 BSS Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Arts and Culture 47

Focus Program Choices for Secondary Students The Katarokwi Aboriginal School QECVI SemesterOffered:1&2 Fourcreditswillbeofferedpersemester.Thepackageof If you are a First Nation, Métis or coursesvarieseachsemesterbasedonindividualstudent Inuityouthwhowouldliketolearnin needs. a supportive environment which honours Aboriginal traditions, then this program might be for you. Our goal is to provide First Nation, Métis and Inuit students with a safe and inclusive environment in which to learn. We focus on respect for self, others, Aboriginal traditions, and community as essential elements of becoming a lifelong learner. Learning occurs within a small class supportive environmentandfocusesonhandson projects and activities connected to the curriculum and Aboriginal traditions, cultures and perspectives. Hands ondesigns The program is supported through regular visits and interactions with localeldersandcommunitymembers. Students will participate in cultural activitiessuchas: Drummaking Smudging Beading Canoeing TraditionalGardening Maplesugarmaking Small,SupportedEnvironment MichaelPayne 613767 1266 *FormoreinformationregardingDual,Certification,Coop,OYAP,SHSMand SkillsCompetitionspleasecontactyourStudentServices 48

QECVI Theatre Complete is intended for grade 11 and 12 students who are interested in (or think they might be interested in) pursuing further educa on and career opportuni es in the field of, or rela ng to, theatre. The ra onale behind the program is to offer students within the Limestone District School Board an intensive opportunity to immerse themselves in all aspects of theatre, not only to develop their skills, but also to adequately prepare them for postsecondary performance audi ons and produc on interviews. Theatre Complete offers students the opportunity to prepare for what is to come in a manner akin to that which is offered by specialized performance art programs that exist in larger metropolitan centres. Graduates of the Theatre Arts program wishing to pursue theater in the post secondary will be be er prepared to compete with pupils from other fine Arts ins tu ons also seeking admi ance to highly sought a er programs in the post secondary. Students can iden fy for further cer fica on and ac vi es leading to the Specialist High Skills Major in Arts/Culture. Semester Offered: 1 & 2 Drama Music Theatre Drama in the Community Directing for the Theatre English Cost Additional Costs: $50.00 Theatrical make up kit Dramatic Arts Music Visual Arts Actor Critic Playwright Set Designer Stage Manager ADB 3M / 4M ADC 3M / 4M ADF 3M / 4M ENG 3U / 4U Ryan Clement 613 546 1714 QECVI Expanded Opportunities Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Arts & Culture 49

FSS This one semester course offers students an introduction to plumbing and other mechanical trades. Students will study plumbing theory and then apply this knowledge to inclass projects and work placements. Students will be exposed to the tools and materials of the plumbing trade. Upon completion students will be qualified in first aid, WHMIS and will acquire construction safety training. This course will enable students to gain employment and apprenticeship opportunities in the mechanical field. Gain experience in the plumbing field, Participate in the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP), Course open to grade 11 and 12 students, Links to local trades people, Exposure to job opportunities leading to possible self employment, Learn to read blueprints, design and install mechanical systems. Semester Offered: 2 Construction Technology Plumbing Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life Cooperative Education TCP 3E / 4E MEL 3E / 4E TCP 3EC/4EC Cost Students will provide approved work boots and hard hat Construction Technology Exploring Technology Gas Fitter Heating Ventilation Technician Pipe Fitter Plumber Retail/Wholesale Service Desk Advisor Mark Magee 613 389 2130 FSS Expanded Opportunities Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (OYAP) Plumber 50

James Let s Make a Demo 02/03 Currently singer/song writer, past studio manager at Humber College recording studio and graduate of Humber College music program writes: My experience in the "Let's Make a Demo" program was and will continue to be completely indispensable. I honestly can't express the head start I had moving into post secondary and eventually the entertainment industry. Daniel Renovations Plus 09 10 Just give me a chance! Came the statement from then sixteen year old Daniel Thompson, upon his arrival to LCVI and the Renovations Plus Program. This being his fourth school in less than three years, the anxious young Daniel was eager to find his place and finally get on with what he was unable to accomplish elsewhere. With only three credits to show for grade nine and a handful since, Daniel found passion, not always in content but rather in the pride and the accomplishment he felt in the work itself. Stephone Katarokwi Aboriginal School 12 13 This school is an awesome school. We alternate between academic work and cultural teachings and activities. I love learning about my cultural heritage. My favourite activities so far have been making our own drums out of rawhide that we made and singing, making maple syrup, helping our Elder make a sweat lodge and also being trained in First Aid. I wouldn't be finishing high school if I wasn't here. 51

Date School Times Tuesday, February 11, 2014 QECVI 8:30 AM 9:35 AM NDSS 10:45 AM 11:45 AM ESS 1:30 PM 2:30 PM Thursday, February 13, 2014 LCVI 8:30 AM 9:35 AM FSS 9:55 AM 10:50 AM BSS 1:25 PM 2:25 PM Wednesday, February 19, 2014 SHS 8:30 AM 9:30 AM LSS 10:30 AM 11:30 AM KCVI 1:25 PM 2:25 PM An Evening in Focus Wednesday, February 19, 2014 @ the Invista Centre, Main Floor, Rona Room 6:00 8:00 PM Limestone Focus Program Secondary School s Bayridge Secondary School Greg Cusson 613 389 8932 Ernestown Secondary School Katherine English 613 386 3054 Frontenac Secondary School Daniel Lalonde 613 389 2130 Kingston Collegiate & Vocational Institute Chris Van Luven 613 544 4811 LaSalle Secondary School Terry Smith 613 546 1737 Loyalist Collegiate & Vocational Institute Doug James 613 546 5575 Napanee District Secondary School Todd Collard 613 354 3381 North Addington Education Centre Rebecca Yanch 1 800 565 2911 Queen Elizabeth Collegiate & Vocational Institute Steve Cherry 613 546 1714 Sharbot Lake High School Elizabeth Steele Drew 613 279 2131 Sydenham High School Corinna Goldring 613 376 3612 Limestone Focus Program Coordinators Mike Sewell ex. 277 613 544 6920 Michelle Sharpe ex. 293 613 544 6920 Limestone Focus Program Supervisor Shawn Lehman ex. 236 613 544 6920 Schools are reminded not to complete the Focus Program Application process until all carousels are complete 52