2013-2014 MMC Information Handbook - Retsd.mb.ca
2013-2014 MMC Information Handbook - Retsd.mb.ca
2013-2014 MMC Information Handbook - Retsd.mb.ca
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CREDIT SYSTEM<br />
A credit is gained by successful completion of a course of study encompassing approximately 110 hours. A halfcredit<br />
represents 55 hours of instruction. Manitoba Edu<strong>ca</strong>tion requires that a student earn a minimum of thirty<br />
(30) credits to graduate from high school.<br />
All credits not completed in middle years must be made up in summer school or in a senior high school. To have<br />
the best high school experience we recommend that students complete all Grade 9 credits at their middle years<br />
school. Last year the River East Transcona School Division provided summer school for Grade 9 Language Arts,<br />
Mathematics, Social Studies, Grade 10 and Grade 11 Mathematics and English, and Grade 12 English (Comprehensive<br />
Focus) to facilitate the completion of credits before moving on to the next level. Courses have not yet<br />
been confirmed for summer <strong>2013</strong>.<br />
Compulsory credit requirements are found on pages 17 – 19.<br />
COURSE NUMBERS<br />
Each course is assigned an alpha-numeric code formed as follows:<br />
First Character<br />
1 – courses developed for Grade 9<br />
2 – courses developed for Grade 10<br />
3 – courses developed for Grade 11<br />
4 – courses developed for Grade 12<br />
Second Character<br />
0 – developed or approved by Manitoba Edu<strong>ca</strong>tion for 1 credit<br />
5 – developed or approved by Manitoba Edu<strong>ca</strong>tion for ½ credit<br />
1 – developed by school or division (includes SIC’s – School Initiated Courses and SIP’s - Student Initiated<br />
Projects). These courses may be full or ½ credit courses.<br />
2 – International Bac<strong>ca</strong>laureate (IB) courses.<br />
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