Mental Health & Well-Being
The 2017 “Treaty 4: The Next Generation Project” art piece has found a permanent home at Martin Collegiate. Thank you to Principal Lisa Allen for making this possible. Student involvement in this project began on April 13, 2017 when approximately 130 students from Balfour, Campbell, F.W. Johnson, Martin, Scott and Sheldon-Williams participated in a youth conference at Division Office. Teachers involved included Tracey Ellis, Liz Therrien, Monique Bowes, Naomi Fortier-Fréçon, Heather Findlay, Janine Taylor, Tana Mitchell, Jessica Moser, Jenn Coleman and Jori Cachene.
At the meeting of the Board of Education on Tuesday, June 19th, the Board of Education considered the issue of the Davin School Name.
Following their deliberations, the Board passed the following motion:
That, effective with the 2018-19 school year, the name of Davin School be changed to The Crescents School, reflective of the neighbourhood it serves; and, that, as resources permit, the recommended actions related to creating lasting educational and historical legacies relative to the Davin School name and Industrial and Residential Schools be implemented.
The recommended actions to be taken follow:
On June 27, Regina Public Schools and Regina Catholic Schools announced that they have agreed to participate in a joint transportation pilot for the 2018-19 school year. Regina Board of Education, Katherine Gagne and her Catholic Board counterpart, Rob Bresciani made the official announcement at École St. Elizabeth, which is a joint school with École Wascana Plains School. Students going to these two schools will participate in this pilot project. Regina Catholic Schools will be providing the transportation services.
A number of adjustments will need to be made for the 2018-19 school year to help make this pilot project successful. These include:
Every Regina Public School and High School has a School Community Council (SCC).These SCCs were mandated by the Provincial Government to replace parent teacher associations; school councils; and home and school associations.
To find out more about the school's School Community Council or to get involved please contact the school.
Please visit the following Regina Public School webpage for complete information: Community Councils
Need a quick way to find out what school or schools serve your area? Regina Public Schools provides a school locator. Enter your address or the name of your housing development and it will provide the name of the schools. It will also tell you whether or not yo qualify for transportation.
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