Locations
Online
Delivery
Online
Credentials Earned
OSSD Credits
What is Online Learning?
Online Learning means courses are specifically designed to be taught in a fully online format (formerly referred to as “e-learning”). Online learning relies on communication between pupils and teachers through the internet or any other digital platform (D2L) and does not require pupils and teachers to be face to-face with each other or with their teacher. Online classes are self-directed with no formalized class time or synchronous lessons.
- Students may only take ONE FULL Online Credit course OR both Civics and Careers HALF courses
- Students are expected to login to their courses each day for 6 hours each day (no exceptions)
- Login Information for online courses will be emailed to the students one week prior to the start of the course.
- Students can access the Student Information Sheet and Guidelines for Online Learning
- Final exams / culminating activities are online on the date indicated in the course schedule
Course Offerings
Schedules
Communication with Teachers
Communication with Summer online credit course teachers will be available electronically. It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that communication is correct and regular.
Marks for Post-Secondary Schools:
- If you are a current WCDSB student, final grades will be synced to OCAS and OUAC after summer school grades have been finalized. Please ensure you have let your guidance counsellor know you have applied to college or university and have filled out any necessary consent forms with them before the end of June.
- If you are not a current WCDSB student and need a mark sent on to OCAS or OUAC, a form will be shared with you to fill out on the first day of classes.
Final Report Cards
Report cards will be sent inter-office mail to your current secondary school after Aug 31. If you do not plan to return to your current high school, please be notify St. Louis.

