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ONTARIO WILL END GRADE 9 ACADEMIC AND APPLIED STREAMING IN SEPTEMBER 2022

Katherine DeClerq CTV News Toronto Multi-Platform Writer

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Published Thursday, November 11, 2021 9:18AM EST Last Updated Thursday, November
11, 2021 9:18AM EST


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TORONTO -- Ontario students entering Grade 9 in September 2022 will no longer be
offered the option of taking applied or academic courses.

In previous years, high school students were asked to choose between more
practical, hands-on applied courses and more theoretical academic courses in
core subjects like math, science and English.

However, advocates have long argued that streaming ends up dividing students
rather than providing them more options and disproportionately impacts
racialized and low-income students.




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"Ontario was the only province in Canada that streamed kids into two different
streams of learning, applied and academic," Education Minister Stephen Lecce
said Thursday afternoon.

"I believe we should not be the outlier. We want to make sure that every single
child, irrespective of their background, their ethnicity, their faith, every
child has an equal shot of succeeding."

This year, the government implemented a new merged math course for Ontario high
school students that focused on coding and financial literacy.

 * MORE: Ontario removes streaming in Grade 9 math curriculum

The new Ontario math course was the first step in the province's decision to
phase out streaming for all Grade 9 subjects. At the time, no timeline was
provided regarding when the rest of the courses would be merged.

On Thursday, officials confirmed on background that streaming will officially
end for Grade 9 students beginning in September of next year.

This will affect science, geography, English and French as a second language
courses.

The de-streamed science course will touch on the usual biology, chemistry,
physics and earth and space sciences; however officials say there will also be a
focus on developing and refining STEM skills. Officials also said that core
French will continue to be offered for students with little or no knowledge of
the language.

No additional course changes were released.

At this time, streaming is still expected to remain in place for Grade 10
students. However, officials also confirmed on background that the ministry of
education will be releasing additional materials for the 2022-23 academic and
applied mathematics curriculum that will help with the transition from the
de-streamed course to the streamed courses.

With files from Ashley Legassic


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