Regina Public School Board - Trustee Adam Hicks

10/22/2026

It’s official… Meadowlark School for Harbour Landing’s new school

After receiving over 200 submissions, we've chosen a name for our new school in Harbour Landing:

Meadowlark School

A huge thank you to everyone who submitted their ideas, it was a very difficult decision!! We can't wait to welcome our first students to Meadowlark next fall.

10/07/2026

Thank you to all the families who attended last night and the feedback is appreciated. Harbour Landing and other impacted school families, you will receive final details in the coming months.

The new school (name to be announced in a few weeks and thank you to the 200+ name submissions mostly from the students) is on target to be completed for September 2027. The fire that had been seen on social media was on the Catholic Division side and has not impacted the Public side progress.

The opening will finally relieve capacity pressure off of the current Harbour Landing school and Ethel Milliken school. French immersion will remain at École Dr A E Perry school and both harbour landing schools will remain English.

The current boundary for Argyle school will remain and will not go back to what it was previously before the last boundary change.

Transportation details are still being looked at and after the feedback we are are looking into final details and will be in touch with families soon.

Harbour Landing Community Association
Harbour Landing SCC
Ethel Milliken School Community Council
Ethel Milliken
École Dr A E Perry SCC
Argyle School Regina, SK
Argyle SCC

10/02/2026

So much excitement in the air and was amazing to get to meet all the dedicated staff that are ready to deliver an exceptional program for our students across Regina!

09/30/2026

Every Child Matters—today and every single day.

On September 28, 2026, MacNeill School honoured Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation by moving beyond awareness and engaging in meaningful learning and action. Throughout the day, every class took part in research, reflection, and discussion, culminating in the creation of class land acknowledgements that helped students deepen their understanding of the history of the land on which they learn and gather.

Students also read "Every Child Matters," the story of Phyllis Webstad, and reflected on the lasting impacts of the residential school system. As part of this learning, students considered the freedoms they enjoy today that were denied to Indigenous children who attended residential schools. They recorded their thoughts on paper shoe cutouts, completing the statement, “In my shoes, I can…” The shoes were then displayed as a community art project, symbolizing both reflection and a commitment to reconciliation.

The day began with a staff smudge ceremony before the shoe display was shared with the school community. Special thanks to Indigenous Advocate Teacher Jessica Madiratta for leading the day’s activities. Before lunch, students and staff gathered for an assembly featuring Elder Hazel Dixon, as well as Indigenous drumming instructors and students from Albert School.

Reconciliation is not a single day or a box to check. It is an ongoing commitment to listening, learning, understanding, and taking action. Through opportunities such as these, MacNeill School continues its journey toward reconciliation and strives to be an active ally in building a more respectful and inclusive future.

09/24/2026

09/24/2026

Congrats to these ten individuals who were nominated by their peers, parents and students!

Trustees, administration, family, and friends gathered at the Conexus Arts Centre on September 16th to celebrate the recipients of the 2025-26 Shared Values Recognition Program (SVRP) at its 18th annual ceremony.

Regina Board of Education Trustee Sarah Cummings Truszkowski served as emcee, highlighting the history of the program and celebrating the remarkable achievements of this year's honourees. Assisting on stage, Trustee Ted Jaleta presented the award plaques, while Trustees Cindy Anderson, Tracey McMurchy, Brandon-Shea Mutala, and Lacey Weekes introduced honourees from their respective subdivisions. Chairperson Adam Hicks was also present and engaged the honourees and their guests. In total, 10 recipients were recognized this year, with nine attending the event.

(Note: Positions and locations reflect the 2025-26 school year when recipients were nominated.)

• Yasemin Birgan Deacon, EAL Facilitator, Multicultural Welcome Centre
• Jacqueline Edel, Educational Assistant, Judge Bryant
• Danielle Istace, Principal, tawâw
• Jan Limjoco, Head Facility Technician, Marion McVeety
• Jessica Madiratta, Indigenous Advocate Teacher, Albert
• Ryan Simpson, Head Facility Technician, Sheldon-Williams
• Heather Smith, Administrative Assistant, Dr. George Ferguson
• Jillian Sutherland, Principal, Thom
• Stephanie Tran, Grade 4 Teacher, Jack MacKenzie
• Janelle Wagner, Principal, Thomson

Thank you to everyone who submitted nominations for this year's awards. Details regarding the upcoming 2026-27 SVRP nominations will be announced soon. To learn more about the program, visit https://www.reginapublicschools.ca/shared_values_recognition_program.

Shown in the photo below (left to right) are Jillian Sutherland, Jessica Madiratta, Ryan Simpson, Jacqueline Edel, Heather Smith, Janelle Wagner, Danielle Istace, Stephanie Tran, Yasemin Birgan Deacon, and Trustee Sarah Cummings Truszkowski. (Missing from the photo is Jan Limjoco.)

09/17/2026

The updates are back. So many great things happening in Regina Public Schools

09/16/2026

Easy two page read to see some of the facts behind our budget - extra fun fact is we have approximately 13% of every single citizen in all of Regina in one of our almost 60 buildings every single school day. Does not count parents or spouses - that is just the 27,000 students and over 3,000 staff.

Have you always wondered what makes up a school division's budget? Well today might just be your lucky day...

We just posted our budget highlights for the 2026-27 school year. Check the document out here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VBKHy106bRroDyibezzBTqAuusVBud3s/view?usp=sharing

09/15/2026

Really excited to call the new building something other than “Harbour Landing West” - this will finally feel real and looking forward to seeing all the submissions… you chance to name something that will live on for a couple of generations!

New school still set to open at the very West side of Gordon Road in September 2027!

Regina! We need your help naming our new school being built in Harbour Landing.

Share your voice and head over to reginapublicschools.ca to submit your idea.

As far as rules go, proposed names can't:

- Include offensive language
- Be the name of an individual, living or deceased
- Include the name “Harbour Landing”

Submissions will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. on October 2, 2026.

09/10/2026

Congrats!

Regina Public Schools helps students achieve their personal best!

Congratulations to the 11 students who obtained the highest academic average in their Regina public high schools and earned the prestigious Governor General's Academic Medal. Best wishes for the future!