Mental Health & Well-Being

MARCH 19, 2020 -- As of Friday, March 20, 2020, all classes in Regina Public Schools will be suspended indefinitely and school buildings will be closed until further notice. Please continue to check our website and twitter feed (@regpublicschool) for news and updates.

Our utmost priority is that all of our staff, students and families remain safe and healthy!

MARCH 19, 2020 -- If you or anyone you know needs any of our website information in another language, please use our TRANSLATE SITE option located on the main page on the right-hand side.

Here is an example of our main page in Arabic with a red arrow showing where the TRANSLATE SITE application is located.

This application quickly translates our web pages into the language you choose under the pull-down menu. English is in bold so you know how to return to it from another language.

March 16, 2020 -- Regina Public Schools is working to keep parents, students and staff informed during the uncertainty and confusion caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

We would like to thank all our school families for their understanding and their patience. Regina Public Schools would especially like to acknowledge and recognize all Regina Public Schools employees for their caring and for how supportive they have been to our students and their families.

This note is a reminder for everyone in the Regina Public Schools family to continue to take care of those around you, those who you love, but most of all, of yourselves. Please consider the following ideas to support you and your families in the coming days and weeks.

The following letter will be shared with all parents, guardians and students on March 16, 2020. For a copy of the letter, please follow this link.

Dear Parents, Guardians and Students

MARCH 15, 2020 -- We have added new content to our Health and Wellness page.  Also, please see: Stop Germs Poster courtesy of Saskatoon Public Schools.

NEWER STILL! Posted March 16, 2020.

For the period of March 16 to March 19, pre K-12 classes will wind down.  This means that parents who are able to keep children home should do so immediately, with no absence or grade impacts.  Parents with limited childcare options have a window to plan for class suspensions.

From the Government of Saskatchewan News Release.

Full details on what this means for Regina Public schools and students, please stay tuned, we will be posting information here and on our Twitter account as soon as it is determined.