Ontario curriculum beta
Ontario secondary assessment · September 2026
Build assessment plans around Ontario’s new 2026 rules
Model the right classroom, final-evaluation, and attendance-and-participation weights for the course—then keep the teacher in control of every judgment.
What changed
Current Ontario context, not generic AI copy
- Grades 9–10 move to 65% classroom evidence, 20% final evaluation, and 15% attendance and participation.
- Grades 11–12 use a different 65% / 25% / 10% structure, so one generic grading template is unsafe.
- For MTH1W in 2026–27, the Grade 9 EQAO Mathematics assessment is the 20% written exam component.
Source: Ontario’s Growing Success policy page. Almanack is independent and is not endorsed by the Ontario Ministry of Education.
Proposed beta workflow
From policy to usable work
- 1Select the course and apply the correct policy version
- 2Catch weight totals and course-rule conflicts before publishing a plan
- 3Map original assessment items to real curriculum expectations
- 4Keep attendance and participation evidence teacher-controlled—not algorithmically assigned
Ontario educator beta
Join the Ontario assessment-policy beta
We’re recruiting Grades 9–12 teachers and department heads to validate course rules, assessment blueprints, and policy warnings before release.
- • Influence which grades, subjects, and workflows ship first.
- • Get invited when the beta matches what you actually teach.
- • No student roster, marks, attendance, or IEP data required.
Almanack’s Ontario beta is an independent product research program. Do not submit student names, marks, attendance, IEP details, or other student personal information.