What You Need To Know!
Almost 40% of Ontario Secondary students fail to acquire 16 credits by the end of grade 10 This figure rises to 65% for students taking applied level courses
Students not achieving 16 credits by the age of 16 are at-risk of leaving school early (Building Pathways to Success, MOE 2005)
Double Cohort Study, Dr. Alan King 2005 MOE
Provides pathway planning resources, programming and support Ensures good outcomes for all students Promotes and values all destinations; apprenticeship, college, community living, university, work Is a starting point for course selection Encourages course selection based on student interests, skills and abilities Allows for flexibility in course selection over a 4, 5 or 6 year period Promotes experience through job shadowing, cooperative education, Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program and/or community involvement
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