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Core Course
In this course, students explore the overlapping Mathematics 20-1 and Mathematics 20-2 outcomes before deciding which course will best meet their needs. Career goals and keeping doors open to a broad future are one-half of the equation. The other half involves the student’s relationship with the subject. Are they confident in their algebra skills? Have they struggled in math and/or found it challenging? These questions are important and if a student would be more successful by completing Mathematics 20-2 first, then that is what they should do. [Optional streams are Mathematics 20-2, Mathematics 30-2, Mathematics 30-1 OR Mathematics 20-2, Mathematics 20-1, Mathematics 30-1/30-2]
Once decided, students will continue to work with the same class and teacher but with differentiated expectations. A highly motivated student could even complete the outcomes for both courses, earning double the credits!
- 5 Credits | Course Outline
- Prerequisite | minimum 50% in Mathematics 10C
- Enrol | Registration & Fees | beginning 8:00 AM on June 19, complete the Course Request Form and book a registration appointment for Fall 2025. This form will be made available on our website.
- Student Supports | Textbooks & Learning Resources
- Seats Available | location is denoted in green
- Seats Unavailable | location is denoted in red
Section |
Days |
Fall 2025 Dates* |
Times |
Location |
Sec 03 |
Tue, Thu
+ 1 Fri |
Sep 4 - Jan 15
Oct 3 |
8:30 AM - 12:05 PM
Available only to students 19 years of age or younger as of September 1 of the current school year. |
Lord Shaughnessy
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*No Classes: Sep 30, Oct 13, Nov 10 - 12, Dec 22 - 31, 2025, Jan 1, Jan 13 & 14, 2026 |
Section |
Days |
Winter 2026 Dates** |
Times |
Location |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
**No Classes: TBA |
Attendance |
Regular attendance throughout the semester is required for success. You must attend the first two classes of the semester or contact your teacher with a valid reason for your absence. If you are absent for the first two classes without contacting your teacher, you will be withdrawn to make room for students on the waitlist. |
General Course Info |
Each class includes a scheduled 15 minute break. If a classroom section has filled, you can be placed on a waiting list. Phone 403-777-7200 for information. Times, dates and locations are subject to change.
Note: Daytime courses are available only to students 19 years of age or younger as of September 1 of the current school year. Evening classes are available to students of all ages (some exceptions apply). Learn more about Courses for Students Over Twenty Years Old. |
Need Help Choosing a Course? |
If you need help choosing a course, visit Academic Program Planning for additional online information and resources. Let us help you make the right choice! |
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