6 WAYS 
6 Ways: Transforming High School in Ontario
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Every student is an individual. Each has unique interests, goals, and strengths. And each should be given the same opportunity to succeed in high school.
That’s why we’ve developed 6 Ways.
These six innovative new programs are at the heart of our Student Success initiative. They give Ontario high school students more ways to accumulate credits to graduate, while improving the quality of a high school education in this province.
Students can customize their high school experience around learning that’s relevant to them. And that can make all the difference to their individual success.
Six ways to help students graduate
Every high school student now has access to a dedicated team that provides extra attention and support when needed.
Students can now earn two compulsory high school credits towards their core 18 through hands-on work experience.
This new program lets students “bundle” courses to prepare for specific academic or skilled careers.
Students can earn credits and put them towards both their high school diploma and their postsecondary diploma, degree, or apprenticeship certification.
Innovative local programs help students stay in school by providing guidance, support, and alternative learning environments.
This high school transition plan was launched in June 2006 to help over 20,000 struggling Grade 8 and 9 students.
