1) There will be a Cavs Action meeting today at lunch in room 307, it’s open to anyone!

2) This is a reminder of Our Student Action Committee SHINE’s food pantry for the students here at Cole Harbour High. This is an anonymous system that students can use to get access to food by filling out the request form found on the school website. Remember that all information is confidential and that this pantry is here for everyone!

3) There have been 2 ladies rings and gold hoop earings turned into the office if anyone is missing them.

4) The Black Youth Development and Mentorship Program (BYDMP) is an initiative by the Department of Transportation & Active Transit, and the Department of Infrastructure and Housing for Black youth across Nova Scotia. The program provides 20 summer employment opportunities for registered students in Grade 11 and Grade 12 (at the present time), who intend to pursue studies at a university or community college. Successful applicants will benefit from paid work placements, hands on work experience in government, industry insight, mentorship, training, and skills development. Through hands on experience, the program will help to explore a career path, build confidence, and reaffirm career interests. The rollout of the program will occur in partnership with Youth Pathways Consultants and community contacts across the province. Previous work experience is not required in this program.

5) Npower Canada is hosting a Youth Regional Resource Fair April 22 at 1:00.  Various organizations will be participating.  Register free on Eventbrite.com
They will also be hosting a Junior IT Analyst Program in May.  See poster on school bulletin board.

Quote of the Day:
"As human beings, our job in life is to help people realize how rare and valuable each one of us really is, that each of us has something that no one else has- or ever will have- something inside that is unique to all time. It's our job to encourage each other to discover that uniqueness and to provide ways of developing its expression." - Fred Rogers