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All 9-12 Semester 2 schedules can be found on my.studentinfo.ca.
Course change requests can be made through my.studentinfo.ca. All course changes need to be completed by Feb 13, 2026. Guidance staff will prioritize course change requests based on the following:
- - Missing or failed prerequisite courses
  - Level changes or pathway changes
  - Post-secondary prerequisites

Important Notes:

Many courses are already at capacity, and schedule changes are likely not possible.

All provincial eLearning courses are full, with long waitlists. No additional students will be added to these waitlists.

This image is a name tag sticker introducing Semester 2

Course Selection: (Parents) - Please join us on Thursday, February 5 to receive information about choosing courses and pathways for next year.

Course Selection: (Students) assemblies for next year’s planning have begun. Course selections are done through myBlueprint which students should access through their Student Portal. Resources to help with course selection can be found in myBlueprint and the information will be placed on the Sacred Heart website.

Course selections are due FEB. 25, 2026.

This image is a slide detailing a parent event for course selection. Parents of students moving into Grades 9 and 10 meet at 6:00pm on Thursday, February 5. Parents of students heading into GRades 11 and 12 meet at 7:00pm.

Grade 12s will have an assembly on Feb. 11, 2026 during period 2.
Grade 12s are reminded that the college application deadline is Feb. 1, 2025.
Grade 12s are also encouraged to complete their grad resumes through the Grad Awards workspace. As well, they need to pay attention to any upcoming deadlines for portfolios, specific tests, supplementary essays, etc that are required by their post-secondary institutions.

This image is a slide that contains information about the 2026 Sacred Heart graduation ceremony. The ceremony is scheduled for June 25 at 9:30am at the Bell Sensplex.

Semester 1 OSSLT Results Have Arrived

All Grade 10 students, as well as Grade 11 and 12 students who wrote the test in November 2025, can pick up their Individualized Results Report in the atrium during the lunch hour on the following days:

Wednesday, January 28th
Thursday, January 29th

Next Steps & Literacy Support Our team is committed to ensuring every student finds success. Parents and guardians of students who have not yet been successful have already been contacted by their Guidance Counselor or Resource Teacher to discuss next steps.

To support our Grade 10 students in preparing for the Spring OSSLT, we are offering eight after-school literacy support sessions. These one-hour classes are designed to build confidence and reinforce key skills. An invitation with further details and registration information will be emailed directly to eligible parents.

SH Wellness Group - Small Group Sessions - Grades 7&8

One of our continued priorities is to promote and expose students to good mental health practices. In the near future, we will be running a small group session with our mental health worker, Ms. Davidson. If families identify a need to do so, we are asking parents/guardians to sign their child up for these groups to help us achieve this priority.
The session are meant to help students with stress management skills. There are 4-8 sessions and they will occur on Thursdays for approximately 1 hour. Click HERE to read more about the opportunity.
Click HERE to express interest for your child participating.

A title slide showing the name of the small group session: Coping with Stress

Grade 6 Tours of Sacred Heart

Parents of students in Grade 6 at Holy Spirit, Guardian Angels, St Philip and St Stephen will receive communications next week about the plan for transitioning students from Grade 6 to Grade 7. The email will come from the elementary school. If you know parents who are considering moving to Sacred Heart from another school - now is the time to register to ensure adequate staffing is accounted for.

Coming Soon - OCSB’s 2nd Student Census

Feb 24th - March 13th

Each student in the OCSB in grades 4 through 12 can complete the census at school. Answers are voluntary and confidential.

The information collected will help us:

Plan programs and services that support student success.
Understand language, cultural, and identity needs in our schools.
Improve resources for students with diverse backgrounds.
Guide equity and inclusion work.
Identify areas where additional support is needed; and
Create schools where every student feels safe, welcome, and included.

A section title image for Dates to Remember

Mon. Feb. 2 - First day of Semester 2

Thurs. Feb. 5 - Student Course Selection Parent Night -Gr. 8 & 9 @ 6 p.m.; Gr. 10 & 11 @ 7 p.m. in the Theatre
Wed. Feb. 11 - Gr. 7 & 8 Term 1 Report Card posted in the Parent Portal
Fri. Feb. 13 - Gr. 9-12 Semester 1 Final Report Card posted in Parent Portal

Summer School Preview 2026

Dates: July 2 – July 23, 2026

Registration: Registration will officially open on March 13th, 2026.
Hours: Summer school hours: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm.

In-Person Reach Ahead Locations: St. Pius X Catholic High School (Central) and St. Matthew Catholic High School (East).

Credit Recovery: St. Pius X, St. Mother Teresa, St. Patrick, St. Matthew, and Holy Trinity.

Skills Builder Courses: English Numeracy & Literacy Support or Core French Literacy Support will be offered at St. Pius X and St. Matthew.

Indigenous Education: This will be offered at St. Pius X.

Conversational English & Literacy Development: Offered at St. Pius X, this is a 55-hour non-credit course for students entering Grades 9-12 who are beginner multilingual learners (ELD and ESL AO/BO) and have not yet earned a mainstream English credit.

Course Requirements: All courses are dependent on enrolment. Students are required to bring their own laptop.

Grad Photo Retakes &

Missed the Grad Photos

This is the last opportunity to have a Grad Photo taken and to get their Grad Photo in the yearbook and the Class Composite.

Thursday, February 19th, 2026
Click HERE

Last Call for 2025-2026 Yearbooks (Very Limited Supply)

Due to high demand, we were luckily able to secure a small number of additional copies. These extra yearbooks will be available for purchase for $80.

Please keep an eye on School Cash Online next week for availability, as these copies will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Thank you again for supporting the Yearbook program and helping us celebrate this year’s memories!

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