The purpose of Law 30 is to assist you to become an active, informed and productive citizen who knows and understands your legal rights and responsibilities. Through the course, you will develop an understanding of the concept of rule of law, and learn that the law reflects, and is shaped by, society's values and attitudes regarding social and human relationships. We will first explore the concepts of law and their origins and then look how they apply to current legal issues in Canada and the global community. The 5 Units we will cover in depth include foundations of Canada's legal system, criminal law, civil law, family law and employment and labour law. We will breifly touch on contract and consumer law, environmental law and international law. A major project will be done along side a final exam!
- Teacher: Lisa Katchin
In this course we will explore two topics: Derivatives and Integration.
- Teacher: Tristyne Kohle
- Teacher: Lisa Katchin
This course is made up of key modules from Communications Media, Graphic Arts and Photography.
- Teacher: Lisa Katchin
This course will investigate the world issues from the beginning of the twentieth century to present. The consequences of World War One and the political responses that led to the rise of totalitarianism and eventually leading to World War Two will be addressed. The Cold War and the struggle between two super powers and eventually leading to looking at Global Issues affecting us today.
- Teacher: Sheldon Kaminski
ES20
Environmental Science is a course designed to develop environmental awareness and appreciation in order to foster attitudes that will allow for a sustainable future. Students will explore local and global environmental issues and how human actions and populations play a role in those issues, and in turn, how those issues affect human health.
- Teacher: Tim Kempton