What is an IEP?
A Pamphlet from our Board
This program is designed for students whose Individual Education Plan indicates the student is working on grade 5-7 expectations from the Ontario Curriculum in Mathematics and Science and/or English.
In grades 9 and 10, students in the Locally Developed stream will take special courses for credit in Mathematics, Science and/or English. They will also take a special education learning strategies course for credit that will assist the students to be successful in their grade 9 and 10 program. Upon successful completion of the grade 9 and 10 Locally Developed courses, students will be prepared to study workplace preparation courses in grades 11 and 12. Students in the Locally Developed stream will work to successfully complete the required 30 credits to earn their Ontario Secondary School Diploma.
Students who experience difficulty in meeting the requirements of this program may choose to focus on meeting the requirements for the Ontario Secondary Certificate with the understanding that they may continue to work towards a diploma at a later date.
The Locally Developed Mathematics, Science and English courses are approved by the Ministry of Education. “Locally developed course are courses that meet the educational needs not met by provincial curriculum policy documents.” (OSS, p. 43).
Achievement or Accomplishment, Certificate or Community Training In View of Employment (ACTIVE)
