At the December 9, 2024, public meeting of our Board of Trustees, outgoing Chair Shauna Weninger was recognized with a ceremonial gavel, presented by incoming Chair Ryan Bast as a heartfelt thank-you for her leadership and service. The exchange marked a smooth...
It's February, and that means it's Indigenous Storytelling Month. We're kicking it off with a story from Regina Catholic School's Land Based Facilitator and his close encounter with a Moose! Beside each believer stands an Angel as protector and shepherd, leading him...
Regina Catholic Schools typically operate through all weather, even the worst of the winter cold and storms. All students (and staff) should dress for the weather, assuming outdoor events such as recess will go ahead as scheduled. However, there's always an exception....
In December of 1899 negotiations with Major Montgomery were initiated for the purchase at $150.00 each, of lots 12, 13, and 14 in block 307 on Cornwall Street. This would soon be the site of Gratton School.Then in March, 1900, plans were drawn up for the erection on...
As we light the second purple candle in our Advent wreaths, we reflect on our lives and work on becoming better versions of ourselves in preparation for Jesus’ coming. We remember the journey Joseph and Mary took from Nazareth to Bethlehem.ACTIONWatch this message...
As we light the second purple candle in our Advent wreaths, we reflect on our lives and work on becoming better versions of ourselves in preparation for Jesus’ coming. We remember the journey Joseph and Mary took from Nazareth to Bethlehem.ACTIONWatch this message...
Mr. JP MillerMiller Comprehensive Catholic High School is the first high school built by the Regina Catholic School Division It opened its doors in 1966. Its namesake, Joseph P. Miller, was a longtime member of the school board. Miller offers several academic and...
Join Constable Brittany Dunford, a School Resource Officer here at the RCSD as she goes over some parking reminders when picking up students from school.Proverbs 22:6 "Train the young in the way they should go; even when old, they will not swerve from it.”
Director's CommuniquéThis time we slide back about a decade to a time when the Director's Communiqué was a PDF document shared with all RCSD staff and posted on our website. January 2016's edition was the 54th. We're well past 100 episodes now, though we lost count at...
Though Regina Catholics Schools celebrates 125 years, our French Immersion program is still comparatively young. More than 50 years old, French Immersion is taught in five elementary schools (St. Anghela, St. Elizabeth, St. Kateri, St. Mary and St. Pius X) and three...
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Walking with Jesus: Eucharistic Procession for World Catholic Education DayIt’s Education Week in #SK! We recognize & celebrate student success & the role education has on students' futures. Thank you to all who positively impact student learning & development. #LOCCS are #safeschools with #strongstudents. #CatholicEdSK- the smart choice. #EDWeekSK
Our boys volleyball team had a chance to play an away game this past week. #CatholicEdSk
Grade 8E students participated in reading buddies with the Kindergarten class. #CatholicEdSK
Mme Karp and Mme Burnett use their complementary strengths of #Analytical and #Developer to create specific plans for their students. #StrengthsAtWork. We are #safeschools for #strongstudents. We're the #smartchoice. #CatholicEdSK #ThemeThursday
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