Student Services

NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION PACKAGE (NEW TO HDSB)

EMSS Grade 8 Night Presentation 2024

Course Change Request (2024/2025)

To request a course change for the 2024/2025 school year, please complete this form and submit it to Student Services with a parent/guardian's signature. Please note that we will do our best to accommodate change requests, but no changes are guaranteed.

Course Offerings & Course Selection

Please click HERE to view information about Grade 9 and HERE for all course offerings for Grade 9

Please click HERE to view all course offerings for Grade 10

Please click HERE to view all course offerings for Grade 11

Please click HERE to view all course offerings for Grade 12

Please click HERE for next steps for our current Grade 12 students

Please click HERE to view all course offerings at Elsie MacGill for the 2025/2026 school year.

Community Involvement

For information regarding how to complete the community involvement hours required for graduation, please view the HDSB's information page. Be sure to review the criteria for eligible activities. You will need to complete this Record of Community Involvement form and submit it to your Guidance Counsellor. You can also use this Google Form to submit your Record of Community Involvement.

Looking for volunteering opportunities? Check out Volunteer Halton or Virtual Volunteering.

Cooperative Education

To learn about Cooperative Education, please view the website HERE.

Grade 8 to 9 Transition

The HDSB has a webpage HERE with key resources and videos, and a general overview of what to expect
HDSB Guide to Secondary Schools
Grade 8 to 9 Information Evenings
Videos on www.hdsb.ca

HDSB Pathways (www.haltonpathways.ca)

Grade 12 Grads

Key Dates for 2025 Graduating Students

Student Success

At Elsie MacGill Secondary School, we know that "success" can mean different things to different people. That is why our Student Success teacher and the Support Services team strives to help students find and understand their own personal success. They work closely with classroom teachers, special education resource teachers (SERTs), guidance counsellors, and school social workers to help support you and help you find your pathway to success!

Special Education

The role of the Special Education Resource Teacher (SERT) is layered. A student's SERT is tasked with IEP management, in-class support, student advocacy, being a point of contact for students, teachers, and home, and offering teacher support.