Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Secondary School Program Review Registration |
Discussion Forum Registration
The Secondary School Program Review was initiated in 2011 to review the way programs and services are delivered in secondary schools, using the lens of equity of access and breadth of programming. The goals of the review are:
- To create a better understanding of secondary school programming in order to align District decision making to position our students for academic achievement and well-being;
- To address whether there were barriers to student success found in the programs, and if so to identify solutions; and
- To look at secondary schools and their programs as a collective to inform future planning.
- To create a better understanding of secondary school programming in order to align District decision making to position our students for academic achievement and well-being;
- To address whether there were barriers to student success found in the programs, and if so to identify solutions; and
- To look at secondary schools and their programs as a collective to inform future planning.
The Secondary School Review included seven major areas of study, including:
- Canterbury Arts Program
- Community Hubs
- Digital Learning
- French as a Second Language
- International Baccalaureate /Advanced Placement
- School Configurations
- Specialist High Skills Major programs
The OCDSB would like to provide you with more information on how the proposed new Secondary School Framework improves student learning opportunities and how the recommended changes support the vision of secondary schools of the future.
We would also like to hear from you on the establishment of a second International Baccalaureate site in the District.
For more information please visit our website and join us at one of our Secondary School Review Discussion Forums.