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Graduation Pathways

Graduation is an important milestone. A key goal for Regina Catholic Schools is to provide students with the foundations for success. While success looks different for every student, we pray one part of that success is a high school diploma. Students may meet graduation requirements through different learning pathways. Each pathway follows provincial requirements while supporting different learning needs and goals. 

To graduate in Saskatchewan, students must successfully complete a minimum of 24 course credits, including required courses such as English language arts, mathematics, and science.

Credits fall into three categories:

  • Required Courses: These are compulsory courses. They are designed to give all students a strong general education.
  • Specified Areas of Study: These courses give students choice. They allow students to build on general learning or focus on areas of interest, such as sciences, arts, or practical and applied subjects.
  • Electives:  These courses allow for further choice and specialization. These courses reflect student interests, individual needs, and what is offered locally.

Please refer to the Graduation Checklist below, or print this document. 

Graduation Checklist

Grade 10/Level 10 Classes:

1. Catholic Studies 10

2. ELA 10/11

3. Math 10/11 Math Foundations & Pre-Calculus 10 Math Workplace & Apprenticeship 10

4. Financial Literacy 10

5. Science 10/11

6. History 10/Native Studies 10/Social 11

 

Grade 11/Level 20 Classes:

7. Catholic Studies 20

8. ELA 20/21

9. Math 20/21 Math Foundations 20/Pre-Calculus 20 Math Workplace & Apprenticeship 20

10. Science 20 Computer/Environmental/Health/ Physical/Environmental Science 21

Grade 12/Level 30 Classes:

11. Catholic Studies 30

12. ELA 30/31

13. Social Studies 30/31 or Native Studies 30

 

One Physical Education:

14. Wellness 10/PE 20/PE 30

 

 

All other grade 10, 11, and 12 classes you have completed give you a credit. Remember to include any Choral, Band, Vocal Jazz at the 10, 20, and 30 level and online courses:

15. ________________________________

16. ________________________________

17. ________________________________

18. ________________________________

19. ________________________________

20.  ________________________________

21.  ________________________________

22.  ________________________________

23.  ________________________________

24.  ________________________________

 

 

Congratulations! You’ve Graduated!

 

The Ministry of Education's Saskatchewan High School Credit Options guide explains what courses are required and where students have choices as they work toward graduation.

Transcripts

Student Transcripts are available online only from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education Student Services website.    
Online request for High School and Adult 12 Transcript

School-Specific Graduation and Scholarship Information

Each high school shares its own graduation details, including ceremonies, deadlines, and school contacts. Please visit your school’s graduation information on their website, or on Edsby. 

O'Neill GraduationO'Neill Scholarships
LeBoldus GraduationLeBoldus Scholarships
Riffel GraduationRiffel Scholarships
Miller GraduationMiller Scholarships

High Schools also have information and application support for students to access school-based and external scholarship and other financial awards for post-secondary programs. Please visit the Guidance Counsellors at your high school for more information.

Leboldus Grads throw their caps in the air onstage at the conexus centre

Quick Links

•    Archbishop M. C. O'Neill Catholic High School
•    Dr. Martin LeBoldus Catholic High School
•    Michael A. Riffel Catholic High School
•    Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School
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•    Ministry of Education