Highlights of the curriculum expectations include: 

• develop learning strategies and skills to support your transition into high school
• identify and use a variety of literacy skills and strategies to improve reading, writing, and oral communication in everyday contexts;
• identify and use a variety of numeracy skills and strategies to improve their practical application of mathematics in everyday contexts;
• apply knowledge of their personal skills and learning strengths to develop strategies for success in secondary school;
• identify and describe personal-management skills required for success, and explain their use to help maximize learning;
• identify and describe the knowledge and skills necessary for successful interpersonal relations and teamwork;
• apply their knowledge of school, work, and community involvement opportunities to develop a personal learning plan;

Expectations for Students:

• Students are expected to participate daily for the duration of the program.
• In person 8:30am and 3pm every day
• Attend whole group and small lessons at scheduled times every day with their teachers and classmates
• Attendance will be taken

Important Note: for those considering the eLearn option – students are only able to access their Google accounts from within Canada. Students traveling internationally will not be able to access their Google accounts until their return to Canada.

Transportation Information:

Bussing will be provided for all of our Elementary and Secondary students.  However, please note that Summer School buses cover a large geographic area and parents/guardians will need to make arrangements to get their children to and from centralized bus stops. This is applicable in rural settings as well.

• All transportation pickup locations are at the nearest secondary (gr. 9-12) school for the Secondary In-Person Summer School program.
• Summer School routes will be posted on the STSWR website in late May or early June.