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Wednesday, January 26th
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Thursday, January 27th
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Friday, January 28th
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| Grade 9 |
MFM1P – Math – Part 3*
Susan |
GLS10 – Learning Strategies
Zareh |
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| Grade 10 |
MFM2P – Math – Part 3*
Susan |
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| Grade 11 |
HRT3M – World Religions
Kaili |
BCI3C – Entrepreneurship
Zareh |
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| Grade 12 |
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Wednesday, January 26th
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Thursday, January 27th
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Friday, January 28th
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| Grade 10 | |||
| Grade 11 |
ENG3C – English
Michelle |
TPJ3M – Health Care
Nicole |
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| Grade 12 |
ENG4C – English
Michelle |
Note:
* Part 3 Only, Parts 1 & 2 will be completed in class.
Dear Parents/Guardians of YMCA Academy Students:
Our first semester is coming to a close, and there are several important pieces of information that I want to communicate to you.
Semester 1 Final Examinations:
The last day of regular classes is January 25, 2011.
The examination schedule is enclosed. Students will also be provided with a copy of this schedule.
As you will see, there are 3 examination days – Wednesday, January 26; Thursday, January 27; and Friday, January 28. Examinations are held in the morning and in the afternoon. Not all students have an examination on each day, so please check the schedule carefully to ensure that your son/daughter comes to school on the right day for the right exam.
Absences: If a student is absent on a final exam day, a phone call from a parent/guardian and a medical note will be required. A make-up examination will have to be written as soon as possible.
Study Hall: We are providing a supervised Study Hall on all examination days. If students are in the school on an exam day, they are expected to be in one of two places: either writing an examination or in the study hall. If students are not writing an examination and do not want to attend study hall, they will be asked to leave the school, as we need to ensure an atmosphere of quiet and respect for the other students who are writing their examination.
Personal Items and Electronic Devices: Students need to be aware that during examinations, they will not be allowed to keep any of their personal items with them. This includes cell phones, I-pods (and similar devices), personal calculators (these will be provided by the Academy when needed), any other electronic devices, classroom notes and/or textbooks (unless allowed specifically by the classroom teacher and designated beforehand). Students need to come prepared with writing utensils.
Outstanding Materials: All outstanding library books and materials, as well as Academy-owned textbooks, are to be returned on (or by) the exam day.
If you have any questions about the upcoming examinations, please call the Academy at (416) 928-0124 ext “0”.
Regards,
Don Adams
Head of School