North Battleford Comprehensive High School

📚✨ WE’RE HIRING! ✨📚

This is a paid student position that’s perfect for someone who enjoys books, staying organized, and being part of a welcoming library environment. 💚

Some of the responsibilities include:
⏰Able to work approx 5 hours per week (1 hr each day) between the hours of 8 - 4
📖 Shelving and organizing books
🔎 Shelf reading
📦 Processing returned items

Interested?
Send your resume to : [email protected] before August 26th

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☀️ School's almost out, and summer is the perfect time to focus on a side hustle! The Indigenous Business Development Services (IBDS) Youth Side Hustle Program helps Indigenous youth turn their ideas, talents, and hobbies into real-world business opportunities. Whether it's art, baking, photography, lawn care, beadwork, social media services, or something completely unique, we're here to help youth build confidence, skills, and independence through entrepreneurship.
✔️ Indigenous youth ages 12–18
✔️ Online, self-paced program
✔️ One-on-one coaching and support
✔️ Cash incentive upon completion
✔️ Available to Indigenous youth across Saskatchewan outside of Saskatoon and Regina.

This summer, invest in your future, explore your creativity, and discover what you're capable of achieving.

Sign up today: https://cfsask.ca/sagehill-services/youth-side-hustle-sagehill

2026 Band Year-End Concert Update

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to support the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Year-End Concert—your presence made the evening extra special for our students.

We are incredibly proud of them for showcasing their hard work, growth, and love of music. A highlight was the performance of Indigenous-composed and dedicated pieces, reflecting our commitment to honouring the voices of our Indigenous students and families.

A special thank you to Knowledge Keeper and Indigenous musician Jason Chamakese for his guidance and permission to perform these meaningful pieces on Treaty 6 Territory—the traditional lands of the Cree, Métis, and other First Nations communities. We also extend our thanks to Mr. Gary Ball for helping create these wonderful senior grad gifts presented last night to our Grade 12 students.
We’re already looking forward to next school year. Thank you for being such an important part of our community!