What's New

MAY 1, 2025—On June 6th and 7th, there will be a Regina Youth Climate Dialogue bringing together youth (aged 25 and under) to foster connection, amplify their voices and inspire climate action in Regina. Learn more about the dialogue here.
 
On the Friday evening of the event, we will connect on climate emotions and youth experiences. On Saturday afternoon, youth participants will be joined by grassroots organizers, experts, and stakeholders. Together, we will translate connections and emotions into tangible climate action. 
 

FEBRUARY 28, 2025—Congratulations to Jessica Irvine, Core French Specialist Teacher with Regina Public Schools, for having her article, "Core French + Indigenous Languages: Building Relationships" published in Réflexions magazine. This magazine is published by the Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers.

To read the full article, please CLICK HERE.

February 19, 2025 -- Listen to Regina Public Schools teacher, Sentilla Bubb who was interviewed on CBC Saskatchewan's Morning Edition. She is an Afro-Indigenous elementary school teacher who shares her culture and identity with students. Listen in!

January 28, 2025 -- Public Schools of Saskatchewan has aired a new radio advertisement on the Rawlco radio network (CJME/CKOM).

Public Schools of Saskatchewan, otherwise known as The Public Section of the Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA) is a voice of advocacy for public school divisions in Saskatchewan. It is committed to ensuring that public school divisions across the province are of the highest quality, strongly supported by the students, parents and educational partners of Saskatchewan. The Public Section is committed to achieving a level playing field within the Saskatchewan educational environment so that issues deemed important by Public Section members are given a high priority by the SSBA Executive, government and educational partners.

JANUARY 7, 2025 — Public Schools of Saskatchewan will be recognizing public school student groups or classes who support citizenship or character building within their schools or community by providing annual Student Citizenship Awards. Student groups or classes at elementary and high school will be recognized for their contributions. There will be three $1,000 awards for Grades 1 to 8 and three $1,000 awards for Grades 9 to 12.

Read details and find the application form here.

DECEMBER 6, 2024—Motorists are reminded to be extra cautious in school zones and to always obey school traffic/parking signs for the safety of everyone. Please read the message below from the Regina Police Service.

November 28, 2024 -- Trustees had a chance to hear directly from students at the Board of Education meeting on November 28, 2024.

Students from the Supportive Environment Program at Winston Knoll Collegiate, the Program for Students with Visual Impairments at Campbell Collegiate, Imperial Community School, Marion McVeety School, and the miskasowin askîhk Land-based Program at Campus Regina Public participated in the celebration of learning presentation. All students presented to the board and, in turn, were asked questions by the trustees. It was a good opportunity for the board and the public to hear student voices.

Thanks to the students’ families and school-based staff who made it possible for the students to participate in the evening meeting.

NOVEMBER 19, 2024—Regina Public Schools will host a feast and round dance on Thursday, February 13, 2025, at Sheldon-Williams Collegiate (2601 Coronation Street). A pipe ceremony will be held at 4:30 p.m. with the feast and round dance to follow. Everyone is welcome!

To view the poster, please CLICK HERE.

Severe weather is a way of life in Saskatchewan. In Regina, it gets cold in the winter. There are severe weather conditions that include snow, ice, blizzards and wind chill that we have come to expect.

Read this article about what to expect and how to provide feedback.

Going to school is also a way of life for our students and staff, regardless of the weather. Very rarely are Regina Public schools closed during a regular school day...even in a blizzard! School buses and transportation similarly will run in most temperatures.

SEPTEMBER 13, 2024 — Regina Fire & Protective Services (RFPS) will be hosting career information sessions for girls/women 14 years and older on October 2nd and 5th at the Regina training facility (1205 Ross Avenue).

These FREE sessions will provide an in-depth look at both the benefits of a career in the fire service and the requirements to achieve the position of firefighter. These sessions are designed for participants to interact with women working within the industry who can provide firsthand knowledge of what it takes to be a firefighter with RFPS.

To register, please scan one of the QR codes in the poster below.