Re-Engagement is an alternative education program for students ages 18+, with 22 or more credits, who are in-risk of not earning their OSSD.<\/span><\/p>\n The Re-engagement program offers an individualized pathway to graduation for these students.<\/span><\/p>\n Re-engagement students can choose from a number of different independent self-study courses at the open and college level.\u00a0 Credit Recovery, eLearning, specialized programming, PLAR, Experiential Learning and SWAC \/ Dual Credit are some of the other ways students can earn the credit they need to graduate. Common courses such as ENG 3C\/4C, MEL 3E\/4E, OLC 3O\/4O, and DCO3OC are available to help students meet their OSSD requirements.<\/span><\/p>\n Re-engagement teachers support students in their learning through virtual meetings, email, text messaging,\u00a0 and face-to-face meetings at the Alternative and Continuing Education Schools in Cambridge and Waterloo.\u00a0 Additionally, meetings at libraries, coffee shops, home schools etc. are also possible (paused during Covid).<\/span><\/p>\n Students in Re-engagement are independent learners.\u00a0 There is no requirement for students to attend a physical classroom.\u00a0 Classrooms are available for students to access support at each of the Alternative and Continuing Education Schools.<\/span><\/p>\n Responsibilities of a re-engagement student include the following:<\/span><\/p>\n To be an effective program for students, it is reasonable that students complete a single course every 5 weeks.\u00a0 Most courses are 4 modules in length.\u00a0 Timelines are flexible but this program is in high demand and space is limited so regular participation is required.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nExpectations:<\/b><\/h2>\n
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