Final Exams and Final Assessments

This page includes important information regarding which courses have finals or projects, key dates for last day to hand-in, and other related information for finals or projects. Good luck!

Mandatory course final assessment for Learning Online: 

Semester 2 (2025): June 11, 12, 13. Final Projects are due June 11th. All coursework must be handed in no later than Monday, June 9th at 3:00 p.m. Which courses have Finals or Projects is listed below.

Course final assessments may consist of a written exam, performance assessment, or final project with consideration to adjustments in weighting, length, and structure depending on the nature of the course and grade level.

Students unable to complete their final as scheduled due to medical reasons require documentation, please contact the Principal for further information.

 Final Exam Process:
  • All exams will be completed online. Students will be expected to sign up for exam times in advance and will receive a link to complete approximately one month prior to Finals beginning.
  • All finals are password protected and will have a 3 hour time limit once started. Upon completion of the 3 hour limit the exam will automatically be submitted to the teacher.
  • Students can choose to complete their final exams with their tutorial teacher if applicable. Please notify l.garinger@rcsd.ca if those arrangements have been made.
  • Reminder that during all course finalization exams or projects, students must remember all of the Academic Integrity guidelines they learnt at the start of each course. They should also familiarize themselves with the information here: https://lo.rcsd.ca/local/pages/academicintegrity

Which courses have Finals and which have Projects? This is listed below:

Final Course Projects

These courses emphasize hands-on projects, practical applications, and continuous assessment over traditional exams.

Subject Area

Courses

Career and Life Management

Financial Literacy 10, Financial Literacy 20, Financial Literacy 30

Catholic Studies

Catholic Studies 10, Catholic Studies 20, Catholic Studies 30, Catholic Studies 9

French Immersion

Histoire 20, Sciences Sociales 30, Sciences Sociales 9, Transitions dans la vie 30, Tourisme 20

Humanities

Creative Writing 20

Social Sciences

History 10, History 20, Law 30, Native Studies 30 (Teacher Ford), Psychology 20, Psychology 20 High Performance, Psychology 30, Social Studies 9

Technology & Business

Accounting 10, Accounting 20, Communication Media 10, Communication Media 20, Communication Media 30, Life Transitions 30, Life Transitions 30 High Performance, Robotics and Automation 10

Wellness

Wellness 10, Mental Health 20L


📝 Courses with Written Final Exams

These courses typically culminate in a written final exam to assess students' understanding of key concepts, skills, and curriculum outcomes.

Subject Area

Courses

English Language Arts

English Language Arts A9, English Language Arts B9, English Language Arts A10, English Language Arts B10, English Language Arts 20, English Language Arts A30, English Language Arts B30

French Immersion

Français 9, Français 10, Français 20, Français 30, Français Intégré A20, Histoire 10, Littératie Financière 10.

Languages

Core French 10, Core French 20, Core French 30

Mathematics

Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10, Foundations of Mathematics 20, Foundations of Mathematics 30, Mathematics 9A, Mathematics 9B, Pre-Calculus 20, Pre-Calculus 30, Workplace & Apprenticeship Mathematics 10, Workplace & Apprenticeship Mathematics 20, Workplace & Apprenticeship Mathematics 30

Sciences

Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Environmental Science 20, Health Science 20, Health Science 20 High Performance, Physical Science 20, Physics 30, Science 9, Science 10, Computer Science 20, Computer Science 30

Social Studies

Native Studies 30 (Teacher Beskowiney)

 

Other important information relating to Finals:

- If you require any accommodations, please contact us in advance. You must have a Record of Adaptations (ROA) or Inclusive Intervention Plan (IIP) on file.

- Medical accommodations require the Duty to Accommodate process, please contact the Principal at the start of the semester to begin that process.