Course Selection for 2025-2026
For Current Glebe Students
Submissions for selections are past due. At this time, Xello can be used to view requests previously submitted, but change requests cannot be made through Xello since the information does not upload into our scheduling system.
If you wish to make a change, there will be a window of time to submit a change request in April. To request a change, please check this website and/or School messenger information for timelines. We encourage students considering a change to speak to a Student Services staff member at lunch or by appointment.
Semester 2 Course Selection and Course Changes for 2024-2025
Students can come to Student Services at lunch time if they have any questions about their courses.
For Students Registering for Glebe CI from Outside the OCDSB
- Course selection materials will be sent to the email provided at registration
- At this time, students will have equal opportunity to access courses of their choice provided that they follow the submission dates indicated.
- If you have difficulty accessing the documents sent, please consider requesting access from a gmail address.
Gifted French Immersion Program
Applications will be accepted until March 31, 2025.
For program and application information, please refer to the OCDSB Gifted Secondary Program.
Course Selection
If your child would like to opt-out of this requirement, you can do so at OCDSB 992 - Online Learning Graduation Requirement - Opt-Out form.
We were just made aware of new graduation requirements for students relating to e-learning. These were released by the Ministry of Education and are explained in (PPM 167). The purpose is to provide students with access to a wider variety of courses, increase digital fluency and gain transferable skills to support lifelong learning.
What you need to know:
- Beginning with the cohort of students who entered Grade 9 in 2020-21 (current Grade 10 students), all students must earn a minimum of two e-learning credits in order to graduate with an OSSD. Students in certificate pathways are exempted from this requirement.
- Students who were in Grade 9 in 2020-21 will receive one e-learning credit in recognition of their pandemic learning experiences.
- Please check with your guidance department to see if your student qualifies and has received the one e-learning credit from the OCDSB.
- E-learning courses are delivered asynchronously and cannot include those earned through in-person learning (same e-learning course and same educator together), blended learning, or remote learning (includes part synchronous learning).
- There is a form linked above that allows students/families to opt out of the e-learning graduation requirement.
Adult learners entering in 2023-24 or later will be required to complete the e-learning requirement unless they opt out.