What's New

AUGUST 19, 2021 – In January, Regina Public Schools announced that it had enhanced the ventilation systems in all its schools and buildings. In addition to cleaning protocols that were also put in place, the school division is working to minimize health and safety risks to students and staff.

Looking forward to the 2021-22 school year, the enhanced ventilation systems and increased airflow in schools and all buildings are a key component to the safe return to school.

The air filtration systems use a technology called “bipolar ionization.” This filtration:

AUGUST 16, 2021 -- Regina Public Schools and the City of Regina would like to remind everyone to keep safe while cycling and to wear a helmet.

For additional cycling information, please CLICK HERE.

June 28, 2021 – After learning about Treaty 4, Regina Public Schools eSchool Grade 1 students were invited to make a video of themselves reciting the Treaty 4 affirmation in English, Cree, or other language used at home. These Grade 1 learners were invited to have these affirmations in a place that is special to them or to what they have been learning about Turtle Island and First Nations culture this school year.

The result is delightful. See the video here.

June 28, 2021 -- Kitchener Community School Indigenous Advocate Jessica Madiratta was recently interviewed on the 99.3 County FM (Prince Edward County ON) radio program, Grapevine.

Listen to the interview with Lynn Pickering here.

JUNE 28, 2021 -- As June comes to an end, Regina Public Schools would like to share some of its recent Pride activities that occurred during the month.

To view a few of the stories, please CLICK HERE.

JUNE 23, 2021 -- Vacation is important and necessary. The benefits of taking some time away from work may include:

    -  Maintaining healthy work/life balance

JUNE 16, 2021 -- Happiness. Did you know that there is a science behind this?

Happiness, to be sustained, is not about collecting more stuff or spending big; it is about how we choose to manage our thoughts, actions and reactions on a daily basis. This results in being more motivated, engaged, creative and resilient.

To learn more about the science of happiness, please CLICK HERE.

JUNE 14, 2021 -- The Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Arts & Literacy program at Winston Knoll Collegiate was part of an amazing art project with Logan MacDonald this year. They will be participating in the closing of Logan’s exhibition through a virtual presentation on Wednesday, June 16th from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m.

 Celebration and Screening event:

JUNE 10, 2021 -- In 2021-22, Lakeview School will turn 100 years old! The School Community Council is planning a number of activities for current students and alumni. Fundraising is now underway to support the year-long celebration, including a party in the spring of 2022.

To find out how you can provide your support, please CLICK HERE.

JUNE 10, 2021 -- In 2019, The Deaf & Hard of Hearing (DHH) program at Winston Knoll Collegiate was approached by The Dunlop Art Gallery to collaborate with artist Logan MacDonald on an upcoming art exhibition. Logan MacDonald is a queer visual artist and curator from Newfoundland. He identifies as a settler with European/Mi’kmaq ancestry.

Logan is part of a unique yet growing community of settler-identified, newly federally acknowledged Mi’kmaq from Newfoundland, who are looking at ways to revive their Mi’kmaq culture. Logan has toured extensively, exploring Indigenous identity in Canada. Logan has degenerative hearing loss and wanted to explore how hearing loss impacts individuals’ ability to learn about their culture as well as Deaf culture.