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Supervised Alternative Learning

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• We offer the following programs at our campus locations:

• Alternative Education Program for ages 16-20 (Isabella, Annex, Midland, Norfinch)

• Transition2Work Program for ages 18-20 (Isabella, Midland, Norfinch)

• Fraser-S.W.A.C. at George Brown, Humber and Seneca for ages 18-20 (Isabella, Midland and Norfinch)

• Continuing Education Program: 21 and Over (Isabella, Midland)

• Orientation Centre for ages 14-20 (Annex)

• Supervised Alternative Learning (SAL) for ages 14-18 (Apply by referral from original school)

Offered at: Isabella, Annex, Midland, Norfinch

The Alternative program meets the needs of students who are experiencing challenges in a community school. It offers small, personalized environments and honours individual learning styles. Students can earn up to 2 full credits every nine weeks. Students obtain credits toward the completion of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)  or as upgrades for post-secondary acceptance.

Applicants must be referred by their current or previous school.

Offered at: Isabella, Midland, Norfinch

The T2W program offers students with special needs the development of life skills toward independence, the development of work skills and attitudes, access to a network of community resources for support and recreation and the exploration of alternative strategies for individual learning needs. Students transition to employment, training, college vocational, apprenticeship and volunteerism. Courses are non-credit bearing.

Offered at: Isabella, Midland and Norfinch

In co-operation with partners at George Brown, Humber and Seneca Colleges we offer “School within A College” programs.  Students earn up to 5 credits towards their OSSD, in these are one-semester programs. At least one of these credits must be a Dual Credit through the partnering College. Courses are taught by Fraser teachers and College faculty. These programs allow students to take OSSD credits and Dual Credits while enjoying all the privileges and experiences of being a college student full-time.

Offered at: Isabella, Midland

Day School Adult Education: Students have an opportunity to earn two (2) full credits in a day school program. English as a Second Language (ESL) courses are available to students new to Canada to further develop their literacy skills in preparation for post-secondary education or workplace transition. All courses lead to the accumulation of credits towards the OSSD.

Offered at: Annex

Reception Centre for New Canadians: The Orientation Centre is the Toronto Catholic District School Board’s (TCDSB) reception centre for new Canadian students and students from outside the province of Ontario. It provides students with an educational evaluation and placement in secondary schools in the TCDSB.

Transition Program for Students with Attendance Challenges: SAL is a support transition program for students who are not attending their community school. Prospective students must apply through their local school social worker. Enrollment is limited. A caring network of staff support students as they overcome the barriers to school attendance, and when ready, the students then return to their community school. Students may work on credits toward their OSSD while in the SAL program. It is the parent’s decision to apply to SAL, in consultation with the school social worker and administration. They do so by completing an application and creating a SAL Plan (SALP).

How to Apply: By referral from original school