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Held at Winston Churchill High School

more info to come - will be scheduled for late afternoon/early evening

More info to come... (6-10pm)

Next school years timetables will be handed out to students in advisor class

Each year, LCI does everything it can to accommodate student requests for timetable changes.  This includes trying to match students with teachers and move spares to their most advantageous times, all while ensuring students are getting the courses and credits they need. 

However, we have over 1,600 students starting the school year with us.  That means that students will also have to be flexible with the timetables that they require. 

Please Note - This year, PowerSchool will open on Tuesday May 27th at 10:30 am for students to see their initial timetable.  Timetable change requests can begin after 10:30 am on that day.  Please look at the master schedule which will be posted below the day before (Monday, May 26th)

Here is what you need to know when making their timetable change requests:

-All timetable change requests will be done via TEAMS.  Students should message their NEXT YEAR’S grade level administrator on TEAMS to make their request.

                     Grade 10 – Kyle McKenzie

                     Grade 11 – Katrina Van Der Meer

                     Grade 12 – Annett Fox Bruised Head

-Grade 9 course schedules will not be released until the 1st day of school next fall.  With that said, grade 9 classes do not flex as class lists are set by teachers in advance and classes move as a cohort.  Grade 9 option changes follow a different procedure which be laid out by Gordon Vatcher (Grade 9 Admin) directly to students in the fall.

-Be very specific with your timetable change requests.  The more you tell us, the better we can do to help you when we get to your request.  Tell us exactly what courses and in which blocks you want to add/drop courses.  If you can… tell us what your priority changes are, and which ones you can live without.   It would not be good use of your initial message to be “Can I make some changes? “ or “What other course could I take?”.  Have a clear plan, and even better, lay out in your message each semester block-by-block outline the courses you wanted added/dropped.

-Please look on the master schedule that will be posted on the main LCI webpage on Monday, May 26th.  This will allow you to look and see what changes are possible and which ones are not before messaging in with your request(s).

-DO NOT message in before 10:30 am on Tuesday May 27th.  Any messages sent in prior to that time will not be addressed.  Wait until you see your timetable in PowerSchool. 

-Please be patient with us.  Some grade levels have almost 500 students.  This means that it may take days, not hours to get to your request.  If you re-message just to “check in”, your TEMAS message gets moved back to the end of the que and will further delay how quickly we get to it. 

-Please be selective in your requests.  If you have all of the courses you need.  Please ask yourself how necessary is your course request.  With over 1,600 students it will be impossible to make every change that everyone asks for. 

Again, the admin team at LCI strives to do its best to get every student their most optimum timetable.  We want students to be with the right teachers, peers, and have the right timetable that will optimize their success.  Please work with us and be willing to be flexible as we work through your requests. 

Held at G.S. Lakie School

This is the last day to submit timetable change requests to your NEXT YEAR grade level administrator

YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER for this event.  Information will be sent out.

Tours will happen at 6pm and 7pm

Entering grade 10 means entering school with a whole new set of rules to navigate.  Many things change once a student enters grade 10 including credit counts, prerequisites, course streaming, etc.  To help allow students and parents to be proactive, LCI offers a Parent Information Night specifically geared toward students entering grade 10.  This evening does NOT focus on options classes or what high school life is like.  Instead, it focuses on the pivotal information students need to navigate their way to graduation.  If you have a child entering grade 10, we would strongly encourage you to attend the Next Year’s Grade 10’s Parent Orientation Meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday March 11^th