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Dear Estevan & Area Businesses,

We have decided to pivot on how we will be running Summer Job Fair event this year to create a meaningful and focused experience for both students and employers.

Instead of hosting all companies at once on May 7th, we’re offering each organization the opportunity to be featured on a specific day in May. This “Company Spotlight” approach will give businesses dedicated time and visibility with students. On a scheduled day, we’ll promote the company and encourage students to visit their table during the lunch hour with messaging such as:
“Stop by today at noon to meet with [Company Name]! Bring your resume and questions — they’re hiring and excited to connect with you.”

We feel that this format will allow for more intentional conversations and helps students better engage with each employer.

We are going to host companies from May 4-13th.

Please use the attached link to sign up! (click on the story headline for the link)

Thank you for your support of this school initiative.

Have a look at what is happening at ECS during March 2026!

Don't miss our upcoming Muffin Morning on Wednesday, March 4th. Before school, drop by the front foyer and the bus doors to grab your free muffin. Special thanks to our friends at Suds Zone Car Wash for providing this for our school.

Reminder to all that the west parking lot (towards Spruce Ridge) is for the Family Resource Center and Sask DLC ONLY.

Please do not park in this parking lot or use this lot to pick up your students.

There have been having a significant number of pickups and drive throughs the Family Resource Center parking lot at the end of the school day from 3:15 on. There are typically families with small children coming and going during these times attending the Family Center, raising concerns about not being able to park in the lot and about cars zipping through.

Thanks for your diligence!

South East Cornerstone Public School Division will support wherever possible the lowering of flags on school buildings today in recognition of the National Day of Mourning. Each year in Canada an average of 1,000 workers are killed on the job and hundreds of thousands of others are either injured or suffer illnesses as a result of workplace related diseases. The National Day of Mourning was established by the Parliament of Canada in 1991 to mourn for those who died, but also to re-enforce the commitment to continue to fight for a healthy and safe workplace.

We wish all SECPSD administrative professionals a wonderful week. Your hard work, reliability, and the many ways you support everyone around you never go unnoticed. Thank you for being such an essential part of the team. You are truly appreciated today and every day! [Administrative Professionals' Day is celebrated annually on the Wednesday of the last full week in April.]

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