Register at SCHS

Students New to the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board

Students new to the OCDSB who wish to register at South Carleton must complete the following forms:

Please make an appointment by phoning Amy Kutyma at 613-838-2212 ext. 2003. Bring these documents with you to the appointment.

proof of address (property tax bill, assessment notice, purchase of sale agreement, or rental agreement); and
a minimum of one other form of identification that includes the address and the guardian’s name (which may include the previous list as well as utility bills); and
copy of Canadian Birth Certificate, Passport, or Permanent Resident documentation.

Information regarding course selection and the programs available at South Carleton may be found under Additional Resources below.

Information for Students Entering Grade 9

Information regarding course selection and the programs available at South Carleton may be found under Additional Resources below.

Returning Students in Grades 9 to 11

For a detailed listing and description of courses being offered at South Carleton next year, go to South Carleton's Student Course Guide.

Certain courses require that additional forms be completed in order for a student to register. Instructions and application forms for those courses may be downloaded below.

Application Forms for Special Courses

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Additional Resources

South Carleton offers a wide variety of courses in all subjects. Informed course selection is key to being prepared for life after high school, whether that includes work, apprenticeship in a trade, college, or university. The following resources may be helpful as you make these decisions. You may also consult your teachers and guidance counsellor for advice.

Math Pathways
Science Pathways
SHSM Overview and Pathways
Technology Pathways
The OCDSB Secondary School Course Guide includes descriptions of all courses offered in all schools in the Board, as well as general information related to course selection.
Secondary School Course Guide Postcard

Guidance counsellors held information sessions with all grade 9 - 11 classes during the week of February 5-9, 2018. These are the presentations that students were shown: