April 26, 2021 -- Following consultations and recommendations from Regina Medical Health Officers (RMHO), Regina Public Schools will be returning to in-class learning on Monday, May 3, 2021.
The decision to return to in-class learning follows information from RMHO showing a “distinct reduction” in new infection in both elementary and high school-aged students. RMHO supports the return to in-class learning and continues to monitor case trends.
APRIL 21, 2021 -- Kindness. We can all likely think of things each day that we say or do that are acts of kindness, but why does kindness matter to our mental health and well-being?
Kindness is linked with compassion and is considered to be an antidote for isolation, which is so important at this time. It boosts our mood, strengthens our relationships, buffers negative aspects of stress, and reinforces that there is good in us! Even reflecting on times when we have shown kindness makes us feel better!
Look for ways to facilitate kindness in your workplace, community, home and social media. And be kind to yourself!
April 20, 2021 -- Regina Public Schools is now on Facebook. We look forward to seeing school families, friends and the public following the page. The page is managed by the Communications department and will be moderated for content, much like our websites and Twitter account.
Public feedback is appreciated, as is your patience as we learn to manage this new to us (old) social media platform.
Respectful conversation is appreciated and comments that do not respect The Shared Values will be deleted. The Shared Values are I Belong, I Respect, I am Responsible and I Want to Know.
April 20, 2021 -- Following consultations and recommendations from Regina Medical Health Officers, Regina Public Schools is extending temporary remote learning (Level 4) for all Pre-K to Grade 12.
The tentative return to in-class learning for all students will be on May 3, 2021. Previously, students were scheduled to return to in-class learning on April 26, 2021. Regina Public Schools is consulting with Regina Medical Health Officers regularly and will update the return to school date on a weekly basis. Any future decision will depend on existing COVID-19 and Variant of Concern risk in Regina and area.
The 13 Psychosocial Factors were developed by Guarding Minds@Work and referenced by the Mental Health Commission of Canada in the National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. These factors address elements that impact employees’ psychological responses to work and work conditions that could potentially cause psychological health problems. They include both the way work is carried out (i.e. deadlines, workload, work processes) and the context in which work occurs, which is about relationships and interactions with each other.
Regina Public Schools
on Treaty 4 Territory
1600 4th Avenue
Regina, Saskatchewan
S4R 8C8
Email: info@rbe.sk.ca
Phone: (306) 523-3000
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