<p>They're only changing the calc thing in Ontario. School curriculums are set by the provincial governments. I know because my friends in AB still get to take calc... here it's called Math 31.</p>
<p>I also just graduated from Western Canada, it's definitely one of the best public schools in Canada.</p>
<p>Vancouver, IB program. almost 100% Chinese born kids.</p>
<p>From Toronto!</p>
<p>salome:where did you take the IB program ?</p>
<p>toronto, Havergal College</p>
<p>MKDaMan1818, I had a friend who graduated from AY Jackson last year...ended up going to UChicago. He told me not a lot of kids there apply to American schools.</p>
<p>Toronto, U of Ter.</p>
<p>phroz3n: yup its true, a lot of kids in AY decide to stay in Canada -- i think for sentimental reasons more than anything else (Dont want to move too far away from families, etc)</p>
<p>im from oakville! :] well, formerly from oakville</p>
<p>from t.dot.</p>
<p>boarding in St. Margaret's School, Victoria, B.C.</p>
<p>Steveston Secondary - Steveston-London SEcondary-to-be :D
Richmond, BC</p>
<p>I also went to Point Grey in Vancouver. THe music teacher was GOOD.</p>
<p>Halifax West in Halifax (durrr), NS. I'm doing the IB program.</p>
<p>Yay this thread is pretty cool. I m in Vancouver Churchill S.S. One of the top schools too.</p>
<p>"MKDaMan1818, I had a friend who graduated from AY Jackson last year...ended up going to UChicago. He told me not a lot of kids there apply to American schools."
is your friend's last name Yuen?</p>
<p>well actually i'm not candian, i'm an American living in Toronto, Dr. Norman Bethune C.I. Crappy school, everyone hates it, overcrowded, teachers are crap. However someone got a 99% average somehow. HOping to go to American University in Washington D.C. next year. Wish me luck! lol</p>
<p>Regina, Saskatchewan. Went to a private day/boarding school there.</p>