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[vz_list]Registration of new students is on first come first served basis[/vz_list]
[vz_list]Children are placed according to their age[/vz_list]
[vz_list]School does not have the facilities to accommodate special need students[/vz_list]
[vz_list]Students coming from other schools must have an overall C average in core subjects (math and English) in their most recent reports cards[/vz_list]
[vz_list]Registration will not be considered final until full fees are paid and a form requesting the transfer of the OSR from the child’s previous school is signed[/vz_list]
[vz_list]All new students will be automatically put on a three months probation period[/vz_list]
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The Canadian Test of Basic Skills (CTBS) is a standardized test that is used by both private and public schools across Canada. The exam is developed and administered by Nelson Canada, a division of Thompson Publishing. It is designed to assist schools in assessing the success and effectiveness of their programs, specifically examining the basic skills in Language, Math, Science, Maps and Diagrams.
Individual student and school profiles are generated from the results of the CTBS. The results are reported as Grade Equivalents or National Percentile Rankings (NPR). These scores indicate how an individual student performs in comparison to peers in the same grade from across Canada. Each student who has taken the test receives an individual chart that indicates their individual results. The school also generates an NPR, which compares the individual school to the other schools from across Canada
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All new students will be placed on a probation period of three months. If a student is not achieving the academic requirements at the end of this period they may be asked to leave the school. Students must be at a grade level of C- or above at the end of this probation period
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