grade 12 nelson students
grade 12 nelson students
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Full Disclosure for Grade 11 & 12 Students:
Full Disclosure for Grade 11 & 12 Students:
Full Disclosure for Semester 2 is Friday May 2, 2025. Students wishing to drop a grade 11 or 12 course without the course appearing on their transcript must do so before this date.
What is Full Disclosure? Any Grade 11 or 12 course completed, dropped or failed after the full disclosure date will appear on a student transcript along with the marks earned in the course. If a student drops a senior course prior to the full disclosure date, the course will not show up on their final transcript. Full disclosure does not apply to Grade 9 or 10 courses.
myblueprint
myblueprint
Follow this link for instructions on how to continue to access myBlueprint after graduation: Instructions
Google drive and gmail
Google drive and gmail
Once you have satisfied all of your graduation requirements and do not have any further courses, the board will delete your Google email account and your Google Drive. This can occur during the school year, if you are finishing early.
It is imperative that you take the necessary steps to save your data before this happens. Here are instructions on how to transfer your email and data before your account is removed.
To retain your G Suite data, please see one of the options below:
Transfer email and Drive files to a personal Google Account using Google Takeout Transfer Your Content - see Transfer their content *HDSB accounts have unlimited drive space. Personal G Mail accounts only have 15 GB free drive space. All G Suite files do not count toward your quota. All other file formats will (PDF’s, Pictures, Videos, Microsoft Office files)
Archive data using Google Takeout - The traditional Takeout is also available to create an archive of All their data in G suite.
This will enable you to easily retain your email, essays, resumes, science projects and any other files stored on Google Drive before access has been removed to your HDSB account.
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