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Good afternoon Panther families!

This afternoon we will be sending home a letter from our Director of Education, Mr. Greg Enion, that provides an update on the Regina Public Schools Safety Plan.  Effective Monday, November 9, 2020, non-medical masks will be required to be worn by all students (now including Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 3), and all staff in our schools and school division buildings and school buses. Regina Public Schools puts the safety of students and staff first and mask use is one tool we can use to minimize the spread of COVID-19 in our schools.

Hello Panther Families,

Thanks to our School Community Council, students will have the opportunity to participate in virtual Home Alone or Babysitting Basic courses on Friday, November 20th.

This is a Professional Development Day for staff and there is no school for students on that day.  The courses are being run virtually (online) and are taught by St. John's Ambulance.

The Home Alone course runs from 9:30am - 12:00pm.  Students must be 10 years of age to participate in this course.  The cost is $30 and parents may sign their children up at THIS LINK.

As we count down to Halloween - our students have been busy at work coming up with a literary character to represent in the #PerryPumpkinPatch!  These pumpkins have been growing all week and the pumpkin patch is full!  The pumpkins are all re-creations of literary characters. Each classroom has put forth an entry. We are now ready to show off our pumpkins - students, families and community are all able to vote at THIS LINK.

Voting will be open until Friday, October 30th at noon.  The winning entry will be announced that afternoon.

A very special thank you to Save on Foods and the École Dr A.E. Perry School Community Council for the pumpkin donation and to Mrs. Fiorante for her work in organizing the pumpkin patch!

OCTOBER 22, 2020 -- A key component of keeping Regina Public Schools students breathing safely at our schools and buildings is the installation of new air filtration systems. The filter technology is called bipolar ionization. This technology:

October 22, 2020 -- Provincial and civic elections are around the corner. The provincial election will be held on October 26, 2020. Twenty-six Regina Public schools will be used as polling stations. This day is a school division-wide professional development day and there will be no students in schools. School staff will be at work on those days.

For the safety of staff and voters, we have worked with Elections Saskatchewan to ensure that all voting activities and elections staff follow health and safety protocols, including the use of different entrances and exits for school staff and for voters.