Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools’ Board of Education held its annual organizational meeting on November 7. The annual meeting is where the board selects a chair, vice-chair and trustees to represent the board on a variety of committees. Diane Boyko was re-elected...
After a comprehensive internal and external search, Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools’ Board of Education is pleased to announce that François Rivard will be the division’s next director of education, beginning January 1, 2023. François is currently a superintendent...
Affinity Credit Union has committed $250,000 to enhance STEAM learning (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) at St. Frances Cree Bilingual School when the schools moves into a new facility. The announcement was made at a Student Learning on the Land...
For the first time in the school division’s history, student enrolment at Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools exceeds 20,000 students. As of September 30, 2022, enrolment for pre-kindergarten – Grade 12 students in the division is 20,513—943 more students compared to...
In May, 2018, École St. Paul School in Saskatoon became the first provincial school in Saskatchewan to install a treaty medal. Inspired by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon’s installation of a Treaty 6 medal in the foyer at the Cathedral of the Holy Family,...
Continuing an annual fall tradition, Dustin Kasun’s Grade 7 and 8 students at St. Anne School led an event at Rotary Park Peace Plaza to recognize a past Nobel Laureate. Hosted and sponsored by Saskatoon Nutana Rotary Club, and in partnership with Meewasin Valley...
The official launch of the Smartflower Microgrid (MG) on September 22, 2022, marked another milestone for the future of green technology in Saskatchewan. The Saskatoon Industry Education Council (SIEC) and Siemens Canada welcomed dignitaries and guests to a launch...
The kitchen table of Bruno and Judile Martell in Waterhen Lake First Nation was a busy place, the way their grandson Keith Martell portrayed it. Grandchildren, some of whom were being raised by Bruno and Judile, always had a place to call home and never went hungry....
The Michif language program at St. Michael Community School has a new name, thanks to the work and consultation of four kokums (grandmothers). A partnership with Métis Nation – Saskatchewan led to the Michif Early Learning Pilot Project in 2020, when bilingual...
Considering the heights Kai Chen has already reached as a high school student, it’s a good thing he plans on pursuing a career in aerospace engineering. The 2022 graduate from Bishop James Mahoney High School (BJM) co-founded SK Eco Solutions—a not-for-profit that...
Director’s Communiqué from Regina Catholic Schools
Boyko re-elected as board chair
Affinity Credit Union funds STEAM lab for new St. Frances Cree Bilingual School
Catholic school enrolment tops 20,000
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Bus service cancelled Dec. 7 for:
- K - Gr 8 students in Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville;
- high school buses from Warman and Martensville to Saskatoon;
- intensive needs high school buses.
Cancellations are for the entire day.
All schools are open regular hours
Stay warm!
All RCSD provided Transportation is cancelled for today, Wednesday, December 7. Please report absences to the school via Edsby or by calling the office.
Stay safe and warm!
Drake, a John Paul II student, uses his #Includer strength to meet people and learn about them. #CatholicEdSK is open to all. We are #safeschools with #strongstudents. We're the #smartchoice. #TalentTuesday #LOCCStrengths
Heads up, students and families: extreme cold temps on the way! Please stay tuned to Edsby, http://www.rcsd.ca, or our social media channels for any Transportation cancellations.
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