Guidance:
A reminder to grads that, prior to collecting your diploma, you will need to clear up any outstanding fees, including grad fees, student fees, text books and/or library books. Student fees and grad fees can be taken care of in Student services or the main office.  For information on lost text books please see your VP.

Prom tickets will be on sale at lunch times until Friday only. You need a completed contract to purchase any ticket and/or reserve a seat at a table. Tickets will NOT be available for purchase, unless prior arrangements have been made, after May 24th.

Grad wear is now available for ordering. You can pick up your forms in the main office. Orders are accepted until May 31st.

Do you like to perform? The Visionary Centre for the Performing Arts will be holding auditions for a one year acting & musical theatre program with full time vocational training. The auditions will take place on Friday, May 24th at 1505 Barrington Street in Halifax. To register please visit www.pro-acting.ca. For more information, please see the poster in Student Services

All those who received applications for coop next school year please drop off your applications to Mr. Peori in room 218

Sports:
The Auburn Girls Rugby Team had a thrilling come from behind playoff win against the Charles P Allen Cheetahs yesterday.  The team was losing 12-10 with less than one minute to go, and Ashley Yee carried about 3 CPA players into the try zone for a big score to win the game on the final play.  Other scorers in the game were:  Jessica Hussey with at try & Ashlin O’Reilly with a try and a convert.  A big 17 to 12 win for Auburn who advances to the Semifinals against the undefeated Millwood Knights tomorrow at the Cole Harbour Turf at 3pm.  An excellent game played by all with special mention to our tackling “machines”:  Grace McCluskey & Alex Wright who were all over the field tackling every player in sight! GO EAGLES!!!!!!!

School:
Are you interested in potentially becoming a school ambassador to the internationals students from the Nova Scotia International Student Program?  The role of school ambassador means that you work closely with the international students, help them learn about Canadian culture and plan activities for the students to attend outside of school.  Being a school ambassador is a great way to share about Canadian culture but also learn about different cultures.  If you would like to learn more information about the NSISP ambassador program, please attend an information meeting on Thursday May 23rd, 2019 in Room 217 at 12:05pm.  Applications will be available at that time.
Hey Aub! Do you want to support the IWK, go on a walk instead of going to class? Well you are in luck! For a minimum of $2 you can miss your B Block on May 29th and follow a route that will be given when you prepurchase your ticket. All proceeds will go directly to the IWK and you will be marked ACT as long as you get each checkpoint signed. For more info see the IWK Telethon Comm in the pit at lunch starting tomorrow and buy your ticket!

Aubcon on Saturday! $10 at the door gives you access to vendors, panels, workshops, video tournaments, anime showings, VR video games by Frag for Cancer; Video games by Game Over Cancer; board games sponsored by HalCon; balloon creations by Julie’s Balloons and, of course, our Cole Harbour Famous canteen run by the Torrealbas starring home made chili and grilled cheese sandwiches with all proceeds going to our grad function. 10 am to 4pm Saturday. The schedule has been posted on the website. You don’t want to miss ANYTHING!

A reminder to the Cohort team that you are meeting tomorrow at lunch.

At Lunch today:
In the caf: NACHOS TODAY!