Announcements

March

Good morning WK, it’s March 3, Day E 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 Book Club will meet thisThursday (March 5th) at lunch to discuss the ending of our novel. Ms. Ross will bring the snacks!

• If you are interested in taking Co-op next year, you must get an Application package from Ms. Corbin or the office. Return completed forms by March 31. You can choose Co-op12 when you register for your courses but you need the Application package completed by the deadline to be considered for an interview for the course.

• Yearbook meets today at lunch in Ms. Burbidge's room

• Certificates for the winners for Ms. Heights art show are ready to be picked up in her classroom D004 during recess or lunch.

ATHLETICS

• Track and Field Season is about to start! Register today! Get your paperwork from Mrs Dietenne this week. It will be due Friday March 6th. Intro practice will start next week and the full practice schedule will begin after March Break.

• Good luck to our girls basketball team who play their last game of the season at CK. Tipoff is at 6pm

• All forms for girls rugby are due prior to your scheduled practice today. Boys Rugby members are also reminded to get their consent and athlete contracts in before their next practice on Thursday.

STUDENT COUNCIL

STUDENT SERVICES

GRAD INFORMATION

• Grads just clarification in last weeks "Week to Be" it was noted Prom would be on June 14th. The actual date is June 13th.

CAFETERIA

• Baked Potato w/h Salad Bar

OTHER INFORMATION

• SIGNED course registration forms are due TODAY by 2:00pm

• Melanie McCulloch, our Nova Scotia Works School Liaison, will be in B029 today. She is happy to help with anything related to employment!

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