PERSONALIZED ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION

The PAE Department at Huron Heights houses a variety of uniquely designed classroom and work experience programs. Alternative programming includes Junior Intensive Classes, Alternative Learning for Excused Pupils (A.L.E.P.), Supervised Alternative Learning (S.A.L.) , and Exploring Opportunities Pathway (E.O.P.) . This array of programs might appeal to students who identify with any or all of the following:  

1. Are academically at Risk

2. Have been removed from the regular classroom for some time.

3. Would benefit from having fewer student per class, and fewer teacher/classroom changes daily.

4. Want to combine classroom learning with workplace learning and experience. 

5. Are interested in pursuing a career in the Trades or obtaining an Apprenticeship.

Grade	Personalized Alternative Education Courses
Grade 9	ENL1WA/ENG1LA – English MTH1WA/MAT1LA – Math SNC1WA – Science
Grade 10-12	ENG2DA/ENG2PA/ENG2LA/OLC4OA – English MFM2DA/MAT2LA/MEL3EA – Math SNC2DA/SNC2PA – Science TFJ2OA/TFC3EA – Food & Culture
Grade 11/12 A.L.E.P.	ALEPS1 – Semester One (4 Credits) ALEPS2 – Semester Two (4 Credits) For employed students, with 16 or more credits, hoping to complete senior level compulsory credits by attending school once a week, while still being able to earn elective credits through their employment. A.L.E.P offers the opportunity to complete high school in a non-traditional way, allowing students to earn a paycheck and credits through their existing job. Please speak to your Guidance Counsellor or the Alternative Education Department Head for more information.
Grade 11 E.O.P. Grade 12 E.O.P.	EOPM2AM- Semester 1 (2 Credits) EOPM2PM – Semester 1 (2 Credits) EOPC2AM – Semester Two (2 Credits) EOPC2PM – Semester Two (2 Credits) The Exploring Opportunities Program is designed for students with an interest and aptitude in manufacturing, construction or transportation. Students may accumulate up to 5 credits while gaining valuable work experience and developing the essential skills and work habits needed for a career in manufacturing, construction and transportation. See Guidance for additional information.

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