The Mountain View School Division is happy to hear the province’s announcement that it’ll be waiving student fees for InformNet.
Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen says the expansion of InformNet summer school will provide additional supports for students across the province during the coronavirus situation and allow students to be as prepared as possible for the next school year.
In addition to student fees being waived, InformNet won’t have a cap on enrolment.
InformNet summer school is available for grade 9 to 12 students who haven't completed a course during the regular academic year or wish to improve their grade.
Summer courses follow the provincial guideline of 45 hours of curriculum content.
A certified teacher with experience and expertise in the subject area facilitates all online courses.
MVSD Superintendent Dan Ward says the school division continues to provide programming for their high school students by distance and those students on track to graduate will graduate.
