Announcements

JUNE

Good morning WK, it’s June 18, Day A and these are your morning announcements. WK would like to begin by acknowledging that we are in Mi’kma’ki , the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. We are all Treaty people, and our relationship is based on peace and friendship. Acknowledging Mi’kmaw traditional and ancestral territory is a way of showing respect for and honouring our shared Treaty relationship. It is one of many important steps we can take toward reconciliation.

CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES

• The yearbooks have arrived and are ready to be picked up. Yearbooks can be picked up in Ms. Burbidge's room, C120, at recess and lunch. If you received a reminder to pay for your yearbook and have not done so yet, please pay ASAP so you do not delay receiving your yearbook.

• Book Club will meet today in Ms Ross's room at lunch.

• Reminder Cooking club is finished for the school year.

ATHLETICS

• The gym will be closed at lunch today.

STUDENT COUNCIL

STUDENT SERVICES

GRAD INFORMATION

CAFETERIA

• Spaghetti w/ Garlic Bread. 

• Today is the last day the cafeteria will be open this year. Thank you Keisha and Tanya for a wonderful year!

• Students in grades 9-11; this is important information for you for September. WK will be offering the NS School Lunch program in September. It is very important that you take a few minutes to set up your account now before school finishes on June 30. In order for you to access food from the cafeteria you will need to set up your own account.You will find the information posted in your grade level Google classroom with directions to set up your account. You will also receive an email and your family will receive a message with this information.

OTHER INFORMATION

• Don't forget if you have finished with your chromebook please return it AND your charger to the office. Remember to remove anything you have stuck to it.

We recognize that African Nova Scotians are a distinct people whose histories, legacies and contributions have enriched Nova Scotia for over 400 years. We recognize, despite these histories and legacies, our Black community and learners continue to face inequities and injustices that we should actively be taking steps to correct.

Please prepare for the playing of O' Canada