Course Changes/Course Withdrawals

Withdrawal from a course is a serious consideration and may affect graduation requirements and/or prerequisites for post-secondary education.  Withdrawal from courses is not recommended, however, it will be considered if it is in a student's best interests.  We want our students to succeed; therefore, before any decision is made to withdraw from a course, a student needs to discuss the implication of his/her request with a number of people (teacher, department head, counselor and administrator). Each discussion may provide an alternative to course withdrawal that best meets a student's individual needs.  A Course Withdrawal Form is available to grade 12 students and may be obtained from the Student Services Department.  Since grade 10 and 11 students must maintain a full timetable, a course transfer would occur rather than a withdrawal.

Note: Your attendance will continue to be recorded in the class and you are expected to attend until final approval is granted because you may not be withdrawn from the course.

When you are withdrawn from a course after mid-term, a mark will be submitted to Alberta Education.