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The VSB has a wide range of Learning Support Programs that are designed instruction that adapts, as appropriate to the needs of a student the content, methodology, or delivery of instruction. Referrals to these programs are done through the School Based Team at the student’s school.
Elementary Learning Support Programs provide targeted instruction for students formally identified as having a learning disability. The ELSP program is designed to assist students with specific academic areas by providing intensive evidence-based targeted literacy instruction.
Learn MoreGifted Outreach Program
Learn MoreGrade 10 Prep is a two year program at Windermere Secondary which is designed to lead to Grade 10 equivalency. students build their confidence and skills through a unique combination of core academics, work experience, community involvement, outdoor adventure, and hands-on shop experience.
Learn MoreThe Pre-Employment Program is designed for students who have not experienced success in the acquisition of academic skills in a mainstream classroom setting. Students participate in adapted or modified academic courses, electives and work-experience.
Learn MoreSecondary Learning Assistance programs are designed for students who have diagnosed, mild intellectual disabilities -"K" Designation. Students are timetabled into mainstream electives wherever possible. Students are provided with instructional support in alignment with their intellectual disability.
Learn MoreThis program is designed for students who have a complex learning profile that affects their academic performance and educational engagement. Students in this program may earn either an Adult Dogwood or Dogwood Graduation Certificate.
Learn MoreTEIR is a short term, intensive program for students in their grade 2 year who have been identified with a significant delay in the acquisition of literacy skills.
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