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This past month, students in Albert Community School’s Grades 1/2 class received a new classroom library. Over 500 new, culturally relevant,age-appropriate books were donated, along with a cozy new reading space. This classroom library was made possible by United Way Regina, Access Children’s Fund and the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation.

Regina School Division No. 4 of Saskatchewan serves the educational needs of more than 23,000 students in 44 public elementary schools, 8 public high schools and three faith-based, associate schools. Regina Public Schools has a Strategic Plan that provides a clear direction for all activity in the school division to 2020. Read more about the school division throughout this website.

Katherine Gagne was acclaimed as Chairperson of the Regina Board of Education at the Board’s Organizational Meeting held on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Mrs. Gagne has served on the Board as a trustee since her initial election in 2009. She most recently served as Chairperson for the Regina Board of Education.

At that same Organizational Meeting, Adam Hicks was declared elected, by acclamation, to the position of Vice-Chairperson of the Regina Board of Education. Mr. Hicks has served on the Board as a trustee since his initial election in 2016.

The election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson occurs annually at the Regina Board of Education’s open-to-the-public Organizational Meeting.

On the evening of September 26th, Regina Public Schools hosted a “Social Media Awareness and Parenting the Digital World” event at Campus Regina Public for approximately 250 participants. Sam Jingfors, from Safer Schools Together, presented on all things digital to the audience that was mostly comprised of parents of school-aged children.

The 2017 “Treaty 4: The Next Generation Project” art piece has found a permanent home at Martin Collegiate. Thank you to Principal Lisa Allen for making this possible. Student involvement in this project began on April 13, 2017 when approximately 130 students from Balfour, Campbell, F.W. Johnson, Martin, Scott and Sheldon-Williams participated in a youth conference at Division Office. Teachers involved included Tracey Ellis, Liz Therrien, Monique Bowes, Naomi Fortier-Fréçon, Heather Findlay, Janine  Taylor, Tana Mitchell, Jessica Moser, Jenn Coleman and Jori Cachene.