Student Services Information

Student Services Office

Guidance Appointments

The following link can be used to make an appointment with your Guidance Counsellor.

Assumption Student Services Appointment Bookings

Assumption Course Catalogue

2025-2026 Course Catalogue

Pathways Program Flyers

For Information on various specialty programs see the following flyer:

Pathways Planner

Grade 9

26-27 Course Selection Presentation – gr 9 going into gr 10

Information for students going into Grade 10:

• No spares allowed in Grade 10
• You must choose Religion, Math, English, Science, History, Civics/Careers and 2 electives
• For Math, English & Science you must have the pre-requisite; ie. MPM1D to take MPM2D. myBlueprint should indicate if you don’t have the prerequisite.
• No changes will be made to electives. Courses are scheduled based on the choices you make now. Check out course descriptors on My Blueprint, or speak to the teachers of the course. Guidance can help direct you to the appropriate person.
• You are encouraged to complete Community Service hours. Make sure the activity meets the eligibility standards (stated on the back of the form).

Grade 10

26-27 Course Selection Presentation – gr 10 going into gr 11

Information for students going into Grade 11:

• No spares allowed in Grade 11
• You will now be choosing University (U), College (C), Mixed (M), Open (O) or Work Place (E) level courses, rather than Academic (D), Applied (P), Open (O) and Locally Developed (L).
• You must choose Religion, Math, English and 5 electives, determined by your pathway
• For Math, English, Science (and some electives) you must have the pre-requisite; ie. MPM2D to take MCR3U. myBlueprint will indicate if you do/do not have the prerequisite.
• For the first time, you will be choosing levels in Religion (HRF3O) – open level Religion, or HRT3M, college/university level. There will be no level changes– so choose carefully.
• Most Grade 12 courses require a Grade 11 pre-requisite, so you almost have to work backwards – what course is required in Grade 11 so that I can take “X” course in Grade 12? For example, you can’t take AVI4M without AVI3M. Again, My Blueprint can help you here.
• If you are thinking of taking co-op, you are encouraged to speak with one of the co-op teachers now to enquire about the possibility of a placement in your area of interest. Dropping co-op, especially at the start of second semester, can be problematic. It can be difficult finding space in two courses that are of interest and available to you.
• You are encouraged to investigate post-secondary options/programs and the pre-requisites needed for entrance into those programs at different colleges/universities. Use My Blueprint, www.ontariocolleges.ca and www.einfo.ca
• No changes will be made to electives so choose wisely. Courses are scheduled based on the choices you make now. Check out course descriptors on myBlueprint or speak to the teachers of the course. Guidance can help direct you to the appropriate person.
• You should have completed or be near completion of the 40 hour Community Service hours requirement for graduation. Make sure the activity meets the eligibility standards on the back of the form.

Grade 11

26-27 Course Selection Presentation – gr 11 going into 12

Information for students going into Grade 12:

• You must choose Religion and English, and the number of electives needed to make up the 30 required for graduation; ie. If you have passed all courses to date, you can take a spare each semester.
• You MUST have a minimum of 3 courses each semester on your timetable.
• Make sure you have the pre-requisites. myBlueprint will indicate if you can/cannot take the course based on pre-requisites.
• You must have 6 M or U level courses to apply to university.
• HRE4M and HSE4M can be used as one of the 6; however, you can choose to take HRE4O. There will be no level changes– so choose carefully.
• Co-op is “O” level and not accepted by universities.
• You need to be investigating post-secondary options/programs and what the course requirements are for eligibility into programs at different colleges/universities. Use My Blueprint, www.ontariocolleges.ca and https://www.ontariouniversitiesinfo.ca/.  You are encouraged to visit the University Fair in September, the College Fair in October, and Open Houses at the universities and colleges. More details to come in the Fall.
• Submit your required 40 Community Service hours ASAP.

Grade 12

Current students, please see the D2L by Student Services for updated information.  

2025-26 12+ Application

2025-26 Option Guide 12+