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School authorities can provide unique learning opportunities to help meet the needs of students and communities.
School authorities may approve, develop or acquire locally developed courses for kindergarten through Grade 12 students.
Government reviews and authorizes locally developed senior high courses.
Locally developed courses can help:
School authorities use the Locally Developed Courses Online Management System (LDCOMS) to submit senior high courses they developed or want to acquire from a different school authority.
Authorized school authority staff can access LDCOMS online.
School authorities must approve each locally developed course by a board motion or resolution for a specified amount of time.
This motion or resolution must contain:
Government reviews submitted courses and generates an authorization letter if they meet requirements. The school authority can access the authorization letter using LDCOMS.
Connect with the Locally Developed Courses program:
Email: [email protected]
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