You will need transcripts from your most recent secondary school, proof of identity, Proof Of Ontario Residency (ex. a current utility bill in your name) and proof of legal status in Canada to register at Gary Allan.

If you are a current student of a Halton District School Board secondary school, please see your guidance office for registration options.

It depends.  Unfortunately you cannot be registered at Gary Allan in an Online credit course  if you are a student of another public or catholic school board in Ontario.  You may register in a summer school, night school, or non-credit course such as International and Indigenous Languages Program (elementary) if you are a student of another board.

Gary Allan offers a wide range of courses in Math, English, Social Science, Science and Business, honouring workplace, college, and university pathways.  As some courses fill up quickly, please contact your local Gary Allan campus to enquire about a specific course.

Some courses are offered fully online, others are offered in a Hybrid model (some online, some in class) and others are offered as in class.  Call your local campus for more details about specific courses.

While credits not completed in June can often be recovered in September, Gary Allan does not offer a 12 month program of study for day school students.  However, summer school credits (one month) are offered through Gary Allan for interested students.

All courses offered by Gary Allan are 110 hour Ministry of Education credits.    Fully online students are expected to log 6.5 hours per week, per credit, in the online course.  Students are encouraged to access subject teachers at any Gary Allan campus for additional course support.

Gary Allan courses are run as a day school program.  Our day instructional school hours are 9:00am to 3:35pm.  Gary Allan does offer secondary night school credits during the school year.

We have the ability to connect a paid employment experience with coop, depending on the employment.  Please call your local campus for more details.

No.  Coop is a specific course of study that requires consent from the employer via a work-education agreement.  Only hours worked while registered as a coop student in the current academic year can be used for coop credit.

Proof of hours is only one part of earning a coop credit.  Other assignments, including (but not limited to) log sheets, reflections, safety testing and other summative assessments must be successfully completed in order to earn coop credits.

Please contact your local Gary Allan campus to arrange an appointment with one of our counsellors to explore your options.

You may be able to qualify for either Maturity Credits or PLAR depending on when you attended high school.  Please contact your local Gary Allan campus to arrange an appointment with one of our counsellors to explore your options.

Gary Allan High School does not offer the GED.  In most cases students considering the GED can enter the PLAR program at Gary Allan and earn their Ontario Secondary School Diploma.  If you would like to prepare for the GED, please contact The Centre for GED prep options.

Yes.  Download and complete the transcript request form below.  Send the completed form to the Gary Allan location that you attended. See ‘Contact Us’ for locations and contact information. Requests may take up to one week to process.

Transcript Requests Information

Transcript Request Form 

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Well-Being and Bullying Prevention/Intervention Action Plan 2022-2023

Yes, all students at Gary Allan can complete the OSSLT if they require it for graduation.  Gary Allan also offers the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course at all locations. Please contact your local Gary Allan campus to make an appointment with one of our counsellors to discuss your options.

No.  Students who qualify for either Maturity of PLAR credits must earn their final 4 credits in school; they cannot be granted through either process.

GAHS Day School PD Day Agenda

September 5, 2023

Morning:

• Welcome and Introductions
• Health and Safety Training for Staff
• Implementation of Student Behaviour and Safety Plans

Afternoon:

• Curriculum Development
• Review of Assessment and Evaluation Practices
• Cross-Curricular Course Planning and Experiential Learning Opportunities

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