Announcements

September 3, 2021 -- Effective Tuesday, September 7, 2021, Regina Public Schools will be requiring mask use in all its high schools. This means that masks will need to be worn by all employees, students and visitors at Regina Public Schools’ eight high schools, Campus Regina Public and the Allan Blakeney Adult Campus.

This decision is made following recommendations from Regina area Medical Health Officers and the continued increase in COVID-19 caseload in the Regina area.

August 31, 2021 -- Today, some Regina Public Schools families may have received an email regarding student transportation. This communication was sent by Regina Catholic Schools in error.

For your information, Regina Public Schools shares some contact information with Regina Catholic Schools because both school divisions share several joint transportation routes.

We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience these erroneous communications may have caused your family. We are working to correct the issue to ensure that it does not happen again.

If your child is transported, you will have already received information about Regina Public Schools transportation that was sent out earlier in August.

September 1, 2021 – Regina Board of Education Chairperson Adam Hicks brings greetings to all parents/guardians, students and employees on the first day of classes. Mr. Hicks also highlights some of the plans and what to look forward to in Regina Public schools in the 2021-22 school year.

To view the video, please CLICK HERE.

AUGUST 23, 2021 -- To read the Director's message to families, students and colleagues about back-to-school protocols, please CLICK HERE.

To read a copy of the "Safe Return to School Guidelines" for fall 2021, please CLICK HERE.

UPDATE September 3, 2021: Effective Tuesday, September 7, 2021, Regina Public Schools will be requiring mask use in all its schools, high schools and division buildings. 

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: