Student Services
Guidance Counsellors
Guidance Counsellors are available to answer questions related to timetables, career planning, personal and social issues, special educational needs, and to suggest possible referrals to appropriate school personnel and outside agencies.
Ms. E. Byrne (A-E) - 613-823-1663 ext. 2011
Mr. M. Buccino (F-M) - 613-823-1663 ext. 2013
Ms. N. Chiasson (N-Z) - 613-823-1663 ext. 2012
Student Services Office Administrator: Ms. C. Nicolo - 613-823-1663 ext. 2015
The direct number to the Student Services Department is 613-823-5033.
Resource Department
Grade 7/8 Resource Teachers:
Mrs. Suzanne Hayes, Ms. Joy Delbaere
Grade 9-12 Resource Teachers: Ms. Margaret Burnett, Ms. Anne Marie LeBrun, Mr. Moe Pelletier
Transition Support Teacher: Ms. Katie McCarthy
Student Success Teacher: Ms. Tricia Frias
Community Involvement Activities
Check the school's website for listings of current volunteer opportunities.
High School Course Selection for 2024-2025
The deadline to submit course selection is March 1, 2024
Please note that students going into grade 9 will need to choose one Technology course between their grade 9 & 10 year (new graduation requirement)
For more information on high school course selection, please visit this link below for the COURSE SELECTIONS presentation:
Preparing for Next Year
SMT Course Elective Guides
The links below are course descriptions, by grade, written by the classroom teachers.
It is important to read these to ensure you are making the best choice for your electives.
Elective course changes are not permitted at the grade 9 & 10 level.
Grade 9 Course Elective Guide 2024-2025
Grade 10 Course Elective Guide 2024-2025
Grade 11 Course Elective Guide 2024-2025
Grade 12 Course Elective Guide 2024-2025
Dual Credit Program for additional elective credit
The Dual Credit program is a high school/college initiative where high school students are enrolled in apprenticeship training and/or a college course. Upon successful completion of the college learning requirements, students earn credits towards both their high school diploma and their college education. It is also a great opportunity to gain a better understanding of the field of study as well as a college experience. This program is recommended for students in grade 11 or 12. Please visit https://www.algonquincollege.com/ap/courses/ for courses available. For applications and/or more information, please see your Guidance Counsellor.