The ANS Cohort is a journey of discovery and empowerment. The Africentric Cohort at Citadel High School will celebrate and explore the rich heritage and diverse perspectives of African Nova Scotian students.
Lived Experiences: Delve into the lived experiences of African Nova Scotian students through engaging discussions, guest speakers, and interactive activities. Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges, triumphs, and cultural nuances that shape our community.
Equity and Rigor: Our program is committed to providing a learning environment that ensures equity and rigor for all students. By centering African Nova Scotian perspectives, we aim to create a space where every voice is valued and every student can thrive academically and personally.
Community Connection: Forge meaningful connections with fellow students and mentors who share your cultural background and aspirations. Build a supportive network that celebrates your identity and empowers you to excel in school and beyond.
Math and English Classes: Explore the integration of African Nova Scotian history, culture, and contemporary issues into Math and English classes. Discover how literature, storytelling, and real-world examples enrich your understanding of these subjects and empower you to excel academically.
Interactive Workshops: Participate in interactive workshops and activities designed to foster critical thinking, creativity, and leadership skills within the context of Math and English. Collaborate with your peers to solve problems, analyze texts, and express yourself confidently.
Guest Speakers and Events: Hear from inspiring guest speakers, community leaders, and cultural experts who will share their knowledge and experiences with you. Attend special events and cultural celebrations that highlight the importance of literacy and numeracy in our community's advancement.