High School

A location has been chosen for the new joint use elementary and high schools in east Regina. The schools will be located in the Towns neighbourhood in Regina’s southeast. According to the province’s announcement, the joint-use elementary school will accommodate 1,400 students with 800 for the public school and 600 for the Catholic school. The nearby […]

The New Democrats have made another education pledge Wednesday, this time promising a new high school in White City. Opposition Leader Carla Beck stood across the street from the White City elementary school to make the campaign commitment to a new White City high school, repeating earlier commitments her party had made. “White City and Emerald […]

The Saskatchewan government is following the lead of other provinces in announcing that students won’t be allowed to use cellphones in class in the upcoming school year, a move critics call a distraction from more pressing issues like funding. The announcement applies to all kindergarten to Grade 12 classrooms. Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill said that too often, […]

The Government of Saskatchewan announced that they are changing the high school graduation requirements in the province to provide students with more choice and flexibility in their education. These changes will be implemented in the 2024-25 school year and will affect students entering Grade 10 in September 2024: The changes are based on insight and […]

A new high school for the White City/Emerald Park area is at the top of the annual list of major capital projects for the Prairie Valley School Division. Board chair Janet Kotylak said in a media release that the area is the only Saskatchewan community with a population over 5,000 that doesn’t have a high school. The modernization […]

  The playoff stretch drive is heating up in Regina’s high school football this week, with the 5A Finals set to take place tonight. The 6A semi-finals are for tomorrow night. Earlier this week, Aaron Anderson, the Commissioner of Athletics of RHSAA joined Michael Ball to preview this week’s playoff matchups. The 5A Championship final […]

The Regina Public School Division announced that all high schools will be moving to remote learning from January 20th to 24th inclusive. The move to remote learning is being made to ensure teachers will be available for finals without disruption due to illness or self-isolation, to minimize student exposure to COVID-19, and to allow the […]

Both Regina Public and Catholic School Boards have signed a memorandum of understanding, along with YMCA of Regina and the city, to explore the feasibility of a joint use facility in southeast Regina. The study will be led by the school divisions while the city and YMCA will be represented on what is being called […]

High school graduation rates are on the rise, but not nearly at the rate the province and the Provincial Auditor would like to see. The rate for graduating in three years a decade ago was 72.3 per cent and last year it was at 77.4. Provincial Auditor, Judy Ferguson, says the government announced in 2012 […]