What's New

A quint schedule means students will be taking two classes per day while maintaining the option to achieve 10 credits per school year.

AUGUST 25, 2020 -- Please CLICK HERE to view Regina Public Schools' return-to-school safety plan poster. A comprehensive parent/caregiver handbook is available HERE. Please CLICK HERE to see all individual school reopening plans.

JUNE 25. 2020 -- Graduating Saskatchewan high school students are reminded that the deadline to apply for a $2,500 scholarship from the Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA) is August 31, 2020. For details and to apply, please CLICK HERE.

For other scholarship information, please visit the Regina Public Schools website at www.reginapublicschools.ca/scholarships.

APRIL 14, 2025—The 2025-26 elementary and high school calendars have now been posted! Please go to our Calendars tab and choose the School Year Calendars (2025-26) sub-menu.

2025-26 Kindergarten Calendar (A/B)

2025-26 Elementary School Calendar

2025-26 Elementary Day 1-5 Calendar

August 22, 2023 -- Public Schools of Saskatchewan is a voice of advocacy for public school divisions.

Learn more about their work and their members. Find them here: https://www.saskpublicschools.ca/

The new Public Schools of Saskatchewan video welcome Creighton School Division. Watch it here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMaFCSeRB8M

September 8, 2022 --There's a Public Schools Board Trustee By-Election coming up on Oct 25! It is to fill a vacancy in Subdivision No. 2. Interested in running? Call For Nominations is from Sept. 14 to 21st. See details here.

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.