We acknowledge that we are in Mi’kma’ki, which is the traditional ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq people

• The Valedictorian selection competition will be held tomorrow, Thursday, May 31st in room 307. If you are a grade 12 student and interested in being a judge, please see Ms. Finnemore as soon as possible.

• Any grade 10 and 11 students who are of African Nova Scotian heritage – Acadia University is hosting Camp Kuji again this summer from July 1 to July 8th. Stop into Student Services for application forms and more information about this opportunity.

• Prom tickets will be on sale at lunch in room 307 today and Thursday of this week and Monday, Tuesday of next week.  Tickets are $35 per person.

• Student Council Applications for 2018-19 are now available in the main office.  Forms must be returned along with a resume or similar evidence of credentials to the main office by June 5.

• Ms. Stairs in student services is collecting grad fees. This year's fee is $50 dollars, cash only.   If you have any questions, please see Mr. Dean Stevenson in RM 314.  The Graduation Ceremony will be held at school on June 27, 2 p.m.

Attention Grade 12 Students – Post Secondary Opportunities:

• Grade 12s:  Many of you have received scholarships and bursaries for university and college in the fall. In order for this good news to be printed in the graduation program, you will need to provide Student Services with a copy of the letter you received regarding any and all awards. You can scan and email it to your guidance counsellor or bring in your original letter and we will make a photocopy. Provide only information for awards you will be accepting.

• Any grade 12 students who are planning to attend university this fall may be interested in a 2 day workshop being offered at St. Mary’s University in August – which helps prepare high school students with writing skills, thesis development skills and critical thinking skills – everything you will need to use at university. The workshop is for students attending any university, not just SMU.  Check the wall outside of Student Services for information on how to register for this valuable opportunity to put your best foot forward at university in September!

• Open Houses are not considered school-based activities; missed classes due to attending these events will be counted towards your attendance.