September 30 has been proclaimed by the Government of Canada as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This recognition of the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and formal acknowledgement and creation of a recognized day to honour First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples is another step in the reconciliation process and in honouring of Treaties.

August 17, 2021 – Over the summer, Regina Public Schools has been adding the finishing touches to a new, comprehensive online student information portal called Edsby. Previously, students, parents and staff used PowerSchool. Access to PowerSchool was terminated at the end of this past school year, and that portal is no longer available.

Edsby is a comprehensive education application that will include more user-friendly features than were previously found in PowerSchool. Specifically, Edsby will allow students, parents and guardians easy, secure access to attendance records, assignments, schedules, course materials, grades, classes, school news and calendars.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT RBE EMAIL ACCOUNTS FOR ALL GRADE 12 STUDENTS and STUDENTS LEAVING THE DIVISION

Your division Google Apps Account will be disabled immediately after the last day of school [students will not have access] and deleted 30 days after that.

It is extremely important that any google drive documents, google photo images, and any other content in any of the services be saved off before they leave school in June.

Dear Parents, Guardians and Students:

During this stressful time, we want to remind you that our Thom Student Services team is available to families during regular school hours. Students who require personal, crisis, academic, career or post-secondary counselling can reach out to a member of the Student Services team by email or phone to make arrangements for support:

APRIL 6, 2021 -- Throughout the year, Balfour Arts Collective (BAC) will be collaborating with local artists to offer virtual ArtsCool! masterclasses. The classes feature local artists sharing their skills with BAC students and our community. These lessons are designed for all levels of artists. Take a look below and try it out. Most importantly, have fun! Be sure to tag us on Instagram and share your results!

For the video on the Balfour Arts Collective website, please CLICK HERE.

What is the role of an Indigenous Advocate Teacher?

The primary role of an Indigenous Advocate is to support Indigenous students academically and socially in order to smoothly transition through and out of high school. The Indigenous Advocate will also: