November 22nd, 2022
- Today at noon in Room 345, Let’s Talk SOLAR! Learn how YOU can shine in Nova Scotia’s solar industry. Nova Scotia’s growing solar industry has jobs in marketing & promotions, sales, purchasing, client relationship management, contracts, installations, electrical inspections, & more. Hear from Yohan Pieris, Director of Operations & Energy Consultant for Renewly Solar. A resident of the Spryfield/Herring Cove area, Yohan is the youngest and newest member of the board of directors for Solar Nova Scotia, and is a member of the Tribe Network, a community of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour pursuing entrepreneurship and innovation in Canada. Solar companies like Renewly Solar also offer paid internships for students in addition to full-time employment after graduation. Everyone who attends gets a ballot for prizes and snacks provided.
- Jam club is tomorrow after school in the music room.
- The JV volleyball team will have practice today at 6-8 pm.
- Attention JL Students. Are you interested in saving the environment or would like to learn ways on how to be more environmentally sustainable? Then our school's new club, Earth Wise, would be perfect for you! Look out for posters and make sure to scan the QR code before our first meeting at lunch on November 25th in room 118.
- Is your name in Powerschool not your preferred or chosen name? If you want to make sure your chosen name is what appears in the Yearbook please fill out the google form that is found on the JL Yearbook Instagram or you can see Mr. Desveaux in room 232.
- JL Ilsley High is beginning to reopen the Youth Health Center in student services. Listen to the announcements to learn when it is open- then come find out more about what we offer. Looking forward to meeting you.
- Any students of Indigenous descent who are interested in a career or education in the medical sciences, please see Ms. Tish in room 331 at lunch.
- Kwe' The mi'kmaq word of the day is "na'gu'setewig", pronounced "naw-goo-say-day-week" and means "it is sunny".