In order to access and download files for specific courses, please use the web address given by your mathematics teacher.

Contact Information

The Cardinal Leger Mathematics Department strives to ensure the academic success and social well-being of each of our students.    We help our students develop confidence in their mathematical abilities by teaching them in a respectful/diverse classroom environment.     Students not only gain the mathematical knowledge they need to be successful in life but also learn to be valuable members of our community.

Courses Offered

Click on the desired grade to see a description of the different mathematics courses offered for that grade:

Grade 9        Grade 10        Grade 11        Grade 12

To view all courses and see how students can move from one to another, click on the following : Flowchart

Click on the appropriate course code to see a course outline :

                                Grade 9                             Grade 10    

                          MAT1L (Essential)                   MAT2L (Essential)

                          MFM1P (Applied)                     MFM2P (Applied)           

                          MPM1D (Academic)                  MPM2D (Academic) 

                                 Grade 11                          Grade 12

                          MEL3E (Workplace)                 MEL4E (Workplace)  

                          MBF3C (College)                     MAP4C (College Apprenticeship)  

                          MCF3M (University/College)     MCT4C (College Technology)  

                          MCR3U (University)                 MDM4U (Data Management)  

                                                                    MHF4U (Advanced Functions)

                                                                    MCV4U (Calculus and Vectors)

Career Paths

Mathematics is involved in every career as well as most aspects of life in general.   From the carpenter who needs to determine the correct amount of materials or what angle to construct a beam at, to the pilot who knows the load factor on her wings, as well as her rate of climb, descent, speed and direction, all these require a strong mathematical sense.  It is mathematics that supports the use of statistics to reach accurate conclusions in the fields of psychology and sociology, to name only two of many.  Engineering, medicine, accounting, software developing, economics, chemistry, geology, and business all rest on a foundation of math.  Truly, there are few vocations that do not require the kind of thinking that math develops.