What's New

DECEMBER 6, 2021 -- Students at Albert and Centennial Community Schools have both been participating in land-based learning. To read about their exciting and meaningful experiences, please click on the links below.

Albert Indigenous Outdoor Learning Experience

Land-Based Learning at Centennial

NOVEMBER 25, 2021 -- Campbell Collegiate’s Business program created online games and activities to engage the community in all topics relating to money and financial literacy. They will be sharing the links via emails, social media and student announcements each Monday in November for #MoneyMondays.

NOVEMBER 24, 2021 -- When École Massey staff were looking to make the entrance to the school more welcoming, Vice-Principal Maxine McKenzie-Cox shared some knowledge she received at a conference that focused on inclusion. The speaker stressed the positive impact that seeing one’s own language would have on visitors to any building.

The idea led to a collaboration with Regina Open Door Society, who already had the I’m Glad We’re Neighbours campaign up and running for Regina residents. A quick survey of students asking which languages were spoken at home meant adding other languages (including the ASL sign for “welcome”) to the 10’ by 4’ banner.

OCTOBER 26, 2021 -- On Tuesday, October 5^th, students in Thom Collegiate’s Grades 10 and 11 Indigenous Studies classes embarked on a journey for reconciliation.

Thom teachers, Elder Frank Caldwell, Indigenous Advocates Krista Sherman and Luke Blondeau, and the students travelled to Standing Buffalo First Nation, the Fort Qu’Appelle Treaty Four Education and Governance Centre and to the site of the former Lebret Residential School to engage in land-based learning and to reflect upon the personal implications of truth and reconciliation.

MAY 19, 2021 -- Play! Incorporate fun and laughter into your day. This will help to offset feelings of being overwhelmed with the seriousness of life.

Explore and reflect what you do for play each day. Challenge yourself!

May 5, 2021 -- At the meeting of the Regina Board of Education on May 4, 2021, current trustees thanked former long-serving trustee and chairperson, Katherine Gagne. Gagne was first elected as trustee in 2009 and had served as Regina Board of Education Chair until 2020.

Current Board Chairperson Adam Hicks presented Gagne with a plaque.

Trustees spoke about Gagne's dedication to public education and highlighted her presiding during a time of school division growth and the opening of new schools.

March 3, 2021 -- At the meeting of the Regina Board of Education on March 2, 2021, current trustees personally thanked former trustee Jay Kasperski for his four years of service with the Board, and Chairperson Adam Hicks presented him with a plaque.

Trustees who worked with Jay spoke about his meticulousness and attention to detail, especially when it came to numbers and matters financial. His tireless dedication to identifying and addressing student transportation issues was also noted.

September 24, 2020 -- This pandemic has created a dilemma that we are all too familiar with. Businesses, schools, community organizations and others  are  pondering  how  to  meet. Technology has helped tremendously, but it can never completely replace meetings in person.

August 27 2020 -- The Saskatchewan Ministries of Health and Education have worked together to create a comprehensive parent package to help families prepare for the beginning of school on September 8, 2020.

The package includes:

AUGUST 12, 2020 -- This year, because of COVID-19, we are encouraging all NEW elementary student registrations to be completed online by going to www.reginapublicschools.ca/registration. Only students new to a school need to go through the registration process.

For those who are unable to register electronically, please call your school's main office for in-person options.

Thursday, August 27, 2020 - Schools are closed.

Friday, August 28 and Monday, August 31, 2020 - Elementary schools will accept in-person registrations if required.