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Summer School 2025 is open to:
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Find courses in your zone
Please answer two quick questions to see summer school courses available to you.
How to specify your current/upcoming High School:
- Students finishing Grades 9-11: Indicate the high school you are registered to attend in the upcoming 2025-26 school year.
- Students finishing Grade 12 and Metro mature student: Indicate the high school you attended in the previous 2024-25 school year.
- Students finishing Grades 9-11 who are NOT registered to attend an Edmonton Public School in the 2025-26 school year: In the high school dropdown below, select "Non-returning Grade 9-11 student"
Important notes
- The Metro team will verify your choice for accuracy and eligibility. Classes will appear based on the school you specify here. If you are not eligible to take the class, you will be withdrawn from the class with no notice. The $60 program fee is non-refundable.
- Students with administrative flags (expulsion, superintendent directed transfer) for the 2024-25 school year include summer school registrations, and must register according to the superintendent's decision and direction.
Course details
If the course you would like to take is full, please choose a different course from your zone.
Science 15 |
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In Competencies in Science, students have the opportunity to develop and enhance their skills in the practices of science. For some students who may struggle to make sense of science due to gaps in previous learning, this course allows them more time to develop their ability to problem solve, make evidence-based decisions, and obtain, evaluate and communicate information in a logical manner. Students in Competencies in Science will practice effective communication and making meaning of scientific text, which is intended to help them in their journey towards scientific literacy. The overall aim of Competencies in Science is to deepen students’ knowledge and skills in order to build a strong foundation for success in Science 10, other high school science courses and post-secondary programs. | No classes available. The class below will be taught in-person at the school site the student registers at. |
Credits: 5 |
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Science 14 |
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This course is designed to enable the weaker science student to be successsful in Science 10 in the fall. Topics covered include a review of the relevant junior high school science program, a reinforcement of prerequisite math skills, and a brief introduction to chemistry, biology and physics. Successsful students will receive 5 credits in Science 14. | ONLINE
No classes available. |
Prerequisite: Completed junior high or equivalent Credits: 5 |
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Science 24 |
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The Science 24 program aims to make Science learning relevant by presenting it in a meaningful context. There will be opportunities for students to explore the process of science, its applications and implications, and to examine related technological problems and issues. By doing so, students become aware of the role of science in responding to social and cultural change and in meeting needs for a sustainable environment, economy, and society. | ONLINE
No classes available. |
Prerequisite: Science 14 or Science 10 Credits: 5 |
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Science 10 |
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Science 10 will explore topics in biology, chemistry and physics. Students will recognize the relationships of science to technologies and society and develop a foundation for all academic sciences. | No classes available. The class below will be taught in-person at the school site the student registers at. |
Prerequisite: Grade 9 Science (50%+) Credits: 5 |
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Science 20 |
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This academic program is designed for the student who is interested in science but does not require specific courses in biology, chemistry or physics for post-secondary education. This program integrates concepts related to physical, biological and Earth sciences. Four topics are covered: Chemical changes, Changes in motion, Changing Earth and Changes in living systems. | This course is currently full. If you require this class, please continue to check this website for any available seats, or choose another available site or class. No classes available. |
Prerequisite: Science 10 (50%+) Credits: 5 |
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Science 30 |
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This academic program is designed for the student who is interested in science but does not require specific courses in biology, chemistry or physics for post-secondary education. This program integrates concepts related to physical, biological and Earth sciences. The topics covered are: Living Systems Respond to their Environment, Chemistry and the Environment and Electromagnetic Energy. | This course is currently full. If you require this class, please continue to check this website for any available seats, or choose another available site or class. No classes available. |
Prerequisite: Science 20 (50%+), Biology 20 (50%+), Chemistry 20 (50%+), or Physics 20 (50%+) Credits: 5 At this time Alberta Education is planning to administer diploma exams in August for 30 level classes. Students are required to write the diploma exam to receive a final mark in the course. Students must be available to write the exam in person. Click here for details. |
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Biology 20 |
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This academic program explores the interactions of living systems with one another and with their environment. In Biology 20, the underlying theme is energy and matter exchange. The four topics covered are: Energy and Matter Exchange in the Biosphere, Ecosystems and Population Change, Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration and Human Systems. | No classes available. The class below will be taught in-person at the school site the student registers at. |
Prerequisite: Science 10 (50%+) Credits: 5 |
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Biology 30 |
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This academic program explores the interactions of living systems with one another and with their environment. In Biology 30, the emphasis is on adaptation and change. The four topics covered are: Systems Regulating Change in Human Organisms, Reproduction and Development, Cells, Chromosomes and DNA and Change in Populations and Communities. | This course is currently full. If you require this class, please continue to check this website for any available seats, or choose another available site or class. The class below will be taught in-person at the school site the student registers at. |
Prerequisite: Biology 20 (50%+) Credits: 5 At this time Alberta Education is planning to administer diploma exams in August for 30 level classes. Students are required to write the diploma exam to receive a final mark in the course. Students must be available to write the exam in person. Click here for details. |
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Chemistry 20 |
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This academic program is designed to study matter and its changes. The program emphasizes the context of science by considering the interrelationships among science, technology and society. Students, through the study of Chemistry 20-30, are given an opportunity to explore and understand the natural world and to become aware of the profound influence of chemistry on their lives. The four topics covered are: The Diversity of Matter and Chemical Bonding, Forms of Matter: Gases, Matter as Solutions, Acids and Bases and Quantitative Relationships in Chemical Changes. | No classes available. The class below will be taught in-person at the school site the student registers at. |
Prerequisite: Science 10 (50%+) Credits: 5 |
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Chemistry 30 |
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This academic program is designed to study matter and its changes. The program emphasizes the context of science by considering the interrelationships among science, technology and society. Students, through the study of Chemistry 20-30, are given an opportunity to explore and understand the natural world and to become aware of the profound influence of chemistry on their lives. The four topics covered are: Thermochemical Changes, Electrochemical Changes, Chemical Changes of Organic Compounds and Chemical Equilibrium Focusing on Acid-Base Systems. | This course is currently full. If you require this class, please continue to check this website for any available seats, or choose another available site or class. No classes available. |
Prerequisite: Chemistry 20 (50%+) Credits: 5 At this time Alberta Education is planning to administer diploma exams in August for 30 level classes. Students are required to write the diploma exam to receive a final mark in the course. Students must be available to write the exam in person. Click here for details. |
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Physics 20 |
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This academic program is designed to study matter and energy and their interactions. The program emphasizes the context of science by considering the interrelationship among science, technology and society. Physics 20-30 helps students understand the physics principles behind the natural events they experience and the technology they use in their daily lives. The four topics covered are: Kinematics, Dynamics, Circular Motion, Work and Energy, Oscillatory Motion and Mechanical Waves. | No classes available. The class below will be taught in-person at the school site the student registers at. |
Prerequisite: Science 10 (50%+) Credits: 5 |
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Physics 30 |
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This academic program is designed to study matter and energy and their interactions. The program emphasizes the context of science by considering the interrelationship among science, technology and society. Physics 20-30 helps students understand the physics principles behind the natural events they experience and the technology they use in their daily lives. The four topics covered are: Momentum and Impulse, Forces and Fields, Electromagnetic Radiation and Atomic Physics. | ONLINE
The class below will be taught in-person at the school site the student registers at. |
Prerequisite: Physics 20 (50%+). (Math 20-1 recommended) Credits: 5 At this time Alberta Education is planning to administer diploma exams in August for 30 level classes. Students are required to write the diploma exam to receive a final mark in the course. Students must be available to write the exam in person. Click here for details. |
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