A High School Graduation Diploma is awarded to students who have successfully completed the required subjects and electives.
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A High School Graduation Diploma is awarded to students who have successfully completed the required subjects and electives.
Community Based Learning gives students the opportunity to learn both inside the classroom and out in the community.
Programs include:
Public school correspondence courses follow the Nova Scotia Public School Program curriculum and use textbooks and other resource materials from the Authorized Learning Resources.
Correspondence Study is independent study. The course work is marked by certified teachers who understand the special needs and circumstances of students who study at home. Courses are not taught.
Note: The Correspondence Study Program is no longer accepting registrations.
The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program is a comprehensive, two-year program that is delivered using an internationally standardized curriculum in selected high schools throughout Nova Scotia.
The Nova Scotia Virtual School (NSVS) provides online high school courses to students enrolled in public high schools in Nova Scotia.
NSVS online courses use the Nova Scotia Public School Program (PSP) with curriculum and learning outcomes that are identical to those used in a classroom at school.