Anderson Collegiate Vocational Institute (CVI), in partnership with Durham Regional Police Services (DRPS), will be hosting a Young Men of Characterevent. Guys Night In is for over 120 Grade 9-12 students, as well as Grade 8 students transitioning to high school.

Senior Student Ambassadors have taken this leadership opportunity to organize an event designed to break down stereotypes and build strength of character in their fellow students, as well as Grade 8 students moving on to the next stage in their academic pursuits.Booths will be set up to cover topics including health and nutrition, youth in policing, well-being and mental health, and social justice and leadership.Students pay an admission fee of $5 to experience all that Guys Night In has to offer. 

Guest speakers include Durham District School Board (DDSB) Associate Director and Anderson CVI graduate David Visser, DRPS Sergeant Sean Samuels, and DRPS Sergeant Keith Lingley.

Join us for our Young Men of Character event!

Event:                 Guys Night In at Anderson CVI                  

Date:                  May 30, 2019                     

Time:                  5:00 pm – 8:30 pm                         

Location:            Anderson CVI - 400 Anderson Street, Whitby, ON                            

Audience:           Grade 9-12 students and Grade 8 students transitioning to high school                   

Preferred
Media Time:        5:30 pm – 7:00 pm 

Arrangements can be made in advance or on-site for interviews and/or photo opportunities.

The Durham District School Board (DDSB) is responsible for public education in the rural settings of Uxbridge, Brock and Scugog Townships and the urban settings of Ajax, Whitby, Pickering and Oshawa. The DDSB employs 6,900 teaching and educational services staff. With 133 elementary and secondary schools and learning centres, the DDSB accommodates more than 70,000 regular day students and thousands more who take advantage of a wide variety of continuing education and adult credit courses. More information can be found on the DDSB’s website at www.ddsb.ca. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @DurhamDSB and YouTube at DurhamDSB.

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