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There is no school for students on Monday October 26, this is the day of the Provincial election. Our school gym is being used as a polling station however the voters will enter through the foyer directly into the gym. They will not be in any other part of our school building. The staff will be participating in professional development in the main school building. The gymnasium and the gymnasium washrooms will be disinfected following the election in addition to the regular school-wide daily disinfection, prior to the students returning to school on Tuesday, October 27.

Eagles, are you interested in seeing some real, live eagles in their natural habitats? Here are some links to some awesome eagle web cams!

OCTOBER 15, 2020 -- As COVID-19 cases increase in our city, Regina Transit is reminding all passengers to continue to wear masks on public transit. Starting on October 19, 2020, Regina Transit will be denying service to elementary and high school students who do not wear a mask or alternative face coverings while boarding and riding the bus.

September 30 is Orange Shirt Day. Students and staff are encouraged to wear orange shirts to honour the Indigenous children who were sent away to residential schools in Canada and to learn more about the history of those schools.

On September 1, 1980, after running for 143 days and 5,373 kilometres (3,339 miles) Terry stopped running outside of Thunder Bay, Ontario as his cancer had spread to his lungs. Each year, Canadians participate in a run to raise funds for Cancer research and to keep Terry's Marathon of Hope alive. Although we cannot collect donations or do a whole school Terry Fox run, we are asking students to dress in 1980's neon on Friday, October 2. Teachers may choose to take their own individual class out for a walk or run in Terry's memory that day.

Regina Public Schools is working hard to keep all our students safe during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

We have already had several schools that have had students or staff who have had tested positive for COVID-19. These cases impact schools, classrooms and school bus transportation.