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Last Day to Register in Student Instruction Courses – April 30

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Reminder that the last day to register in any ADLC SI course is April 30 and all SI courses are expected to be completed by June 30. Some exceptions may apply, such as approved extensions. Summer extensions will be open for requests May 1 - 15 and are requested by Affiliation Super Users in the...
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Assignment Submission Deadlines

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Diploma Course Submissions Students in diploma courses must have all assignments submitted by June 5, 2019, unless stated otherwise by their ADLC teacher, to allow time for assessment prior to diploma exams. June 30 Completion We would like to remind our partners that ADLC has set June 30 as the completion date for all of...
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School Visits

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We are inviting you to request a face-to-face visit with ADLC. We are building a schedule and if you are interested in having us visit your school, let us know! Contact Partner Support at info@adlc.ca.
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Cheryl Frose Inspires Teachers and Students

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As an Elementary/Junior High teacher and Department Head at ADLC, Cheryl is committed to meeting the needs of her students and ensuring their success. Her vast knowledge of curriculum, technology,expertise and passion for education inspires colleagues and helps students strive for excellence. Cheryl received the Pembina Hills Public Schools Exemplary Teacher Award in March 2019....
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Sharing of Student Work is Academic Dishonesty

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Similar to your school, program integrity and academic honesty are important at ADLC. Our Plagiarism and Work Sharing policies are in place, but we are observing a growing number of students “sharing” their own work for a particular benefit. In some cases, this may be for payment or profit, and in other cases, it may...

June 30 Completion Date Conditions for Summer Extensions

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ADLC has set June 30 as the completion date for all of our courses for school-aged students. This change was communicated in September of 2018. This means that on June 30, we will withdraw all students from ADLC courses. We are sending out this reminder so that you can  make appropriate plans for your students....

Reminder of ADLC Process for Waiving Prerequisites

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In our January 29 communication, we provided information regarding the authority of waiving prerequisites along with an interim procedure on how ADLC could help partner schools facilitate their requests. We have since received requests for processing the waiving prerequisites for courses to which exceptions apply. These exceptions are listed in the Guide to Education (page...

Waiving Prerequisites & ADLC Courses

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2018/19 Interim Process The principal of the school where the primary registration is held has the authority and is responsible for waiving prerequisites for courses. Currently, these principals do not have access in PASI to complete the process for waiving prerequisites for ADLC courses. In the interim, we have implemented a procedure for the school...

Teacher Support Service Reminder

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ADLC is pleased to offer our courses to partner schools as resources. These teacher support courses are not taught by ADLC teachers. Instead, schools use the course content in part or in whole, and teaching and assessing is done by the local school’s teachers.   We wish to remind our Partner school authorities that ADLC...

SIS Changes: 60 Day Withdrawal Process, Communication Window

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60-Day Non-starter Enrollment Withdrawal In the Fall of 2017, we introduced the 90-Day withdrawal process as a way to encourage students to begin their courses fairly soon after registration. Evidence suggested that students are motivated at the time of registration and, therefore, more likely to successfully complete their courses. Based on analysis and feedback received...