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The
education
system
in the
province
of Ontario
requires
four
years
of study
(grades
9 -
12)
to obtain
an Ontario
Secondary
School
Diploma
(OSSD).
To earn
an Ontario
Secondary
School
Diploma
(OSSD)
you
must:
- earn
18 compulsory
credits,
- earn
12 optional
credits,
- complete
40 hours
of community
involvement,
and
- pass
the
provincial
secondary
school
literacy
test.
A discussion
with
an Archer
counsellor
will
help
place
you
in the
correct
level
to enable
you
to complete
your
High
School
Diploma
(OSSD)
and/or
to prepare
for
university
or college
entrance.
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-
4
credits
in
English
-
1
credit
in
French
as
a
second
language
(or
an
International
Language)
-
3
credits
in
mathematics
-
1
credit
each
in
Canadian
Geography
and
History
-
2
credits
in
science
-
1
credit
each
in
Arts
and
Health
and
Physical
Education,
 and
1/2
credit
each
in
civics
and
career
studies. |
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-
English,
a
third
language,
social
sciences
and
the
humanities,
or
Canadian
and
world
studies
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Health
and
physical
education,
arts
or
business
studies,
and
-
Grade
11
or
12
Science
or
technological
education
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