Educational Project - Symmesdarcy.com
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School Profile<br />
School Success Plan<br />
D’Arcy McGee High School<br />
At D’Arcy McGee, we are proud of our academic, artistic, and athletic ac<strong>com</strong>plishments as<br />
well as our <strong>com</strong>mitment to maintaining a safe, wel<strong>com</strong>ing school environment. Our goal is<br />
to promote and benefit from a climate of learning within an atmosphere of mutual respect.<br />
D’Arcy McGee High School offers Regular and French Immersion academic programs,<br />
Modified expectation programming, as well as a Centre of Excellence program designed for<br />
students with diagnosed intellectual deficiencies. These programs are delivered within the<br />
supportive framework provided by senior school organizational structures and philosophy.<br />
The entire school population benefits from a Special Education program characterized by<br />
the authentic inclusion of students in regular classes, individual programming, effective<br />
leadership, skilled and experienced intervention personnel, as well as a sense of shared responsibility<br />
amongst staff, parents and students. In addition to a wide variety of extracurricular<br />
activities in the areas of sports, cultural clubs and academic clubs, the school offers<br />
a wide range of enrichment activities during school hours.<br />
D’Arcy McGee was selected by the Ministry of Education to serve as a Pilot School for the implementation<br />
of the new Quebec Education Plan. As a pilot school, we have had the opportunity<br />
to experiment and provide feedback regarding the development and testing of the<br />
new curriculum. Our mandate as pilot school will end in 2010. It should be noted that the<br />
weekly structure at D’Arcy is such that every Wednesday afternoon, two hours are set aside<br />
for curriculum planning and development by teachers.<br />
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