The Young Parent School Program can help parents who are 16 - 26 years of age who are interested in earning credits for their Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).
The Young Parent School program allows young mothers and fathers to obtain credits for OSSD while studying in a supported learning environment. Students in the program are supported by caring adults that include a teacher from the Durham Catholic District School Board and a Rose of Durham counsellor.
Learn more about the Young Parent School Program by watching the video below:
You will have a Rose of Durham Counsellor for support while you are in the program.
Students who are 16 & 17 years of age are registered with Father Donald MacLellan CSS.
Students who are 18 - 26 years of age are registered in Adult Education with Archbishop Anthony Meagher CCEC.
The Program is:
If you have questions, please contact:
Rose of Durham (905) 432-3622 or the Oshawa Campus / Ajax Campus
Continuing Education reserves the right to revise or modify programming due to Covid-19 measures.
"The Young Parent School Program at the Rose of Durham helped me to finally graduate high school. With all the supports offered I was able to complete my remaining credits at my own pace while juggling my busy 3 year old and my second pregnancy! I wish I had gotten involved sooner!”
-Makayla
"The Young Parent School Program is such an open and welcoming place. I started here in September with only my Grade 9 and 10 credits. Now, after a year, I'm on track to graduate. The school program at the Rose of Durham has really changed my life."
-Shayla
“I have been working extremely hard over the last couple months to achieve my OSSD. The Young Parent School Program at Rose of Durham has allowed me the flexibility to get this done in a fast and supportive way. Because of this program, I will have all my courses complete and am looking forward to beginning the next steps for my future.”
-Autumn