1) There is a GSA Meeting at lunch today in the Youth Health Centre.

2) Want some baked sweets for your sweetie? Come support the Green Team's bake sale on Valentine's Day and the day after in the main foyer.  The deals will be as sweet as the goods.

3) Prom will be selling Valentine’s Day Candy Grams Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at lunch. Come support Prom 2019. Candy Grams are only $2 and $3.

4) There is a Mandatory Meeting at lunch in the council room for people interested in going to the HRM dance. You must have your form at the meeting unless already handed in.

5) Hey Cavs, we got a lot of exciting events coming up. On February 12th we have 2 events happening. Acts for Aids is at 6:30pm at Citadel High School, where each school submits an act to perform. Tickets are $5 and Mr. Kaberlah will provide transportation if we get enough people going. Hannah Langille is performing this year so make sure to come and support!

Our second event is here at Cole Harbour High. Prom Committee has been working very hard to put together a fashion show with Karma Formal. Doors open at 6pm, and the show will be from 6:30-7:30pm. Baked goods will be sold at Intermission. Come see the dresses Karma has to offer and if you end up buying from them, we get 10% of profit going to prom! Tickets are $5 and will be going on sale soon! Let’s make sure to show our Cavs pride at both of these great events!

6) Canadian Forces Base Halifax is hiring High School students for summer work terms in a variety of professional fields. To find out more information apply online to CFB Halifax Summer Job Opportunities on the FSWEP Website. Applications will close February 19. Successful applicants will be invited to a Student Selection Event in the first week of April. Questions? Contact michael.gargaro@forces.gc.ca

7) Grade 12 students considering Holland College – please note that if you bring your completed application to Ms. McLean in Student Services on February 14th, she will email the application to Holland College and the application fee will be waived. You will also be entered in a draw for a chance to win a $500 tuition credit for September.

8) Do you love to read? Follow politics? Dream of becoming a writer? Perform in Plays? Wonder what university might be like? If so, Humanities for Young People is for you! This is a summer program that takes place every year at University of King’s College in early July for 15-17 year old students. It is a unique and exciting experience for anyone wanting a taste of university life with interests in literature, philosophy, history, politics and art. To find out more about this summer program, fees and dates, stop by Student Services.