Announcements

SEPTEMBER 23, 2024 — The Saskatchewan Ministry of Education has proclaimed September 30, 2024, as Orange Shirt Day, and the Government of Canada has proclaimed it as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Even though schools and Division Office will be closed on Monday, September 30th, students and staff will still participate in truth and reconciliation activities throughout this week. It is also a timely starting point in the school year for sharing Indigenous ways of knowing, learning from Elders and knowledge keepers, and engaging in land-based education.

Sept. 19, 2024 -- November 13th is election day in Regina for Mayor, City Councillors and School Board Trustees.

Remember to register to vote, especially if you will be turning 18 before election day.

September 10, 2024--Get ready for two new elementary schools and a new high school!

On August 6, 2024, Minister of Education Jeremy Cockrill and SaskBuilds and Procurement Minister Terry Jenson gathered with Mayor Sandra Masters and representatives of Regina Public and Regina Catholic schools to announce the location and preliminary work begun on a new Harbour Landing West joint-use school. The 4.45-hectare school site is at the corner of Gordon Road and Campbell Street in southwest Regina.

SEPTEMBER 9, 2024—On October 3, 2024, Regina Public Schools is hosting a post-secondary grad fair at the mâmawêyatitân centre at 3355-6^th Avenue in Regina from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. We encourage all Regina Public high school students to attend with their families. This post-secondary grad fair will showcase over 60 post-secondary institutions, employers and community organizations available in Saskatchewan and across many provinces. As you navigate the fair, you will encounter a diverse array of programs and institutions, each eager to share their offerings and answer your questions.

SEPTEMBER 6, 2024—The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed September 8^th as Literacy Day in Saskatchewan. The day provides an opportunity for communities, libraries, schools and other organizations to plan activities that raise awareness about the importance of literacy. We know that literacy and learning are key to a strong Saskatchewan, including opening doors to employment, better social and health outcomes and active participation in society. The proclamation for this day was requested by the Saskatchewan Literacy Network.