• Student led, teacher supported, and innovative—Catholic education beyond the classroom.

    ​Since 2009, Regina Catholic Schools Learning Online has provided faith-based distance education opportunities to students residing in Regina and the surrounding area.  Learning Online has teachers based at all Regina Catholic High Schools as well as at Vanier Collegiate in Moose Jaw with the program office at the Catholic Education Centre.  Over 50 grade 9 to 12 courses are offered in Business Education, Catholic Studies, Humanities, Social Sciences, Mathematics, Sciences, Health and Wellness, Technology and French Immersion.

    Learning Online's courses are asynchronous and provide students with course access anytime and anywhere they have internet access.  This flexibility allows students to take control of their learning and provides them with an individualized learning experience.  As students work through course resources, activities, and assessments, they will be supported by a Learning Online teacher.  

    To support Regina Catholic elementary students, Learning Online has expanded programming to include grades 1 - 8.  This program is a synchronous online school that will focus on creating connections and community while meeting curricular outcomes.

Learning Online Announcements

Course Final Exams - High School

by Amy Sanville -

The end of the semester is fast approaching.  Learning Online final exams for semester one and quadrant two students begin on January 25.  All Learning Online final exams will be completed electronically, off-site.  Students will be required to log in at a scheduled time and exam completion will be tracked using site logs.

 

You can select to write your course final exam at any of the times below. 

 

Exam Day #1: Monday, January 25 (1:00 to 3:30)

Exam Day #2: Tuesday, January 26 (1:00 to 3:30)

Exam Day #3: Wednesday, January 27 (1:00 to 3:30)

Exam Day #4: Thursday, January 28 (1:00 to 3:30)

Final Projects Due: Wednesday, January 27 at 3:30

 







Please contact your teacher and let them know when you are going to write your Learning Online course final. 

 

If you have more than one class, you will need to select more than one time to write.  If you are currently taking in person classes as well, you are not able to miss an in person class to write a Learning Online final exam.

 

Your teacher will post specific information that you need for your exam or course final project in your Learning Online class.

 

The last day to submit course work prior to final exams is Friday, January 22. For students who are behind, it is important that a plan is made as to how you will catch up in these last few days prior to course completion – the activity bar at the top of the class will help you do this.  Semester One/ Quadrant Two classes will not be extended into semester two.

 

If you have specific questions about your final or other course assessments, please reach out to your teacher. 

 


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