Canadian Grades 9-12 digital academy Live classes + on-demand course studio Parent oversight, billing, AI support
2025/26 school year

School Course Calendar

Program, course, assessment, and student-support information for St. Catherine Academy’s online secondary school delivery model.

School profile

Digital secondary education for Grades 9-12

St. Catherine Academy delivers synchronous live classes, asynchronous on-demand lessons, teacher-marked assessment, parent oversight, and student support through a secure learning management system.

Assessment policy

2025/26 final mark structure

Courses currently offered use the 70% term/course work and 30% final evaluation structure. Course outlines identify evidence of learning, achievement categories, culminating tasks, and written final evaluation components.

Active offerings

Courses Currently Offered

CodeCourseGradeTypeCreditAssessment
MCR3U Functions 11 University Preparation 1.0 2025/26 final mark: 70% term/course work and 30% final evaluation.
MHF4U Advanced Functions 12 University Preparation 1.0 2025/26 final mark: 70% term/course work and 30% final evaluation.
SBI3U Biology 11 University Preparation 1.0 2025/26 final mark: 70% term/course work and 30% final evaluation.
SBI4U Biology 12 University Preparation 1.0 2025/26 final mark: 70% term/course work and 30% final evaluation.
BDI3C Entrepreneurship: The Venture 11 College Preparation 1.0 2025/26 final mark: 70% term/course work and 30% final evaluation.
BDV4C Entrepreneurship: Venture Planning in an Electronic Age 12 College Preparation 1.0 2025/26 final mark: 70% term/course work and 30% final evaluation.
Learning delivery

Live, on-demand, and teacher-supported learning

Each course includes scheduled Agora live classes, recorded video lessons, lesson resources, teacher feedback cycles, assignment submissions, attendance tracking, and parent-visible progress records.

Student support

Monitoring and intervention

Teachers and administrators review attendance, lesson progress, assessment evidence, learning risk signals, messages, and report cards. Parents can monitor progress without accessing other students’ personal information.