(Stop Drop n' Roll standing for Students Taking Opportunities and Putting their Dreams Right On Path towards New Realizations On Learning and Leadership) word, with the letters standing for words that create a phrase usually related to leadership. Since 2014, the provincial conference has discontinued the use of acronyms in favour of a simple phrase, starting with Challenging the Status Quo 2014 and ending most recently with Rise Up 2018. Provincial Conference names 1992 - L.I.N.K. (Leadership In Nova Scotia Kicks) 1993 - S.L.I.C.E. (Student Leadership In Constant Evolution) 1994 - W.E.T. (We Excel Together) 1995 - B.L.A.S.T. (Bringing Leadership And Students Together) 1996 - F.L.Y. (Finding Leadership in Yourself) 1997 - S.L.A.M. (Student Leaders Achieving More) 1998 - W.I.L.D. (Working to Inspire Leadership Development) 1999 - J.A.M. (Journey to Achieve Motivation) 2000 - H.Y.P.E. (Helping Youth Positively Excel) 2001 - S.L.I.D.E. (Students Leading In Diverse Environments) 2002 - S.M.A.S.H. (Student Motivation Achieving Spectacular Heights) 2003 - C.O.A.S.T. (Confidence in Our Actions Starting Today) 2004 - R.E.M.I.X. (Redirecting Energy and Motivation Into X-cellence) 2005 - J.U.M.P. (Journey to Understand My Potential) 2006 - E.D.G.E. (Every Day Grab an Experience) 2007 - A.G.E.N.T. (Achieving Goals and Empowering Nova (Scotian) Teens) 2008 - S.T.O.R.M. (Students Teaching Others to Reach and Motivate) 2009 - P.O.W.E.R. (Providing Opportunities While Encouraging Responsibility) 2010 - B.E.Y.O.N.D. (Bringing Enthusiastic Youth Opportunities and New Directions) 2011 - O.N.E. (Offering Navigation to Empowerment) 2012 - F.O.R.W.A.R.D. (Finding Opportunities to Rediscover What Adolescents can Really Do) 2013 - R.E.V.I.V.E. (Realizing Everyone's Values In Various Environments) 2014 - Challenging the Status Quo 2015 - Taking Charge 2016 - Exceeding Expectations 2017 - Reaching New Heights 2018 - Rise Up 2019 - Synergy 2020 - Vision 2021 - Refresh 2022 - Sky's The Limit Past Presidents Cheers The Cheer Bible While there are many cheers and rituals of NSSSA, WENDYs are the only ones who know all of them, through a book passed from one WENDY to another known as the 'Cheer Bible.' As they each receive it, in turn, they are permitted to create and add their own cheers. Popular cheers Spirit War: A classic at NSSSA, students are split in two groups as the cheer goes on. It's usually done in a public place, when one or more students stands and yells out 'We've got spirit, yes we do! We've got spirit, how 'bout you?' The other students will then