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A Message from Saskatchewan's Education Partners

NOVEMBER 17, 2020 -- Please click on the letter below to read an important message from the Saskatchewan Association of School Business Officials (SASBO), Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA) and Saskatchewan League of Educational Administrators, Directors & Superintendents (LEADS), requesting that we all do our part to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. Regina Public Schools is an active member of each one of these Saskatchewan education sector organizations.

Parent Pamphlets for Math by Grade

When you talk about math ideas and show how math is part of daily life, you are showing how math is important. You can encourage your child to think positively and be persistent as you work together to build math confidence and math understanding. With the reality of the pandemic and effect it has had on learning, many parents wonder what their child should know, where learning has been impacted, and what they can do to help their child in math.

Welcome Macy, the Therapy Dog

We are very excited to welcome Sandi Powell and her therapy dog Macy. This duo will be joining us to work with some of the classes at Dr. George Ferguson. Macy is a Scottish Terrier that has received a lot of specialized training. She took her obedience classes as Wascana Kennel Club. She took her therapy dog assessment with St. John's Ambulance. She also did agility through KAOS. She is a very patient and friendly dog. We are so excited to welcome her over to Dr. George Ferguson School! The students are sure to enjoy learning with her!

Misdirected Email

March 22, 2022 – Notice to Regina Public Schools Families:

Due to a technical error, school families may have received one or several emails from donotreply@rbe.sk.ca

Please disregard these emails.

Please note that these emails contained no private information.

We apologize for any confusion caused by this error.

Orange Shirt Day

Dr. George Ferguson School, along with all schools in the Regina Public School Division, will participate in Orange Shirt Day on Wednesday, September 30th. All students and staff are encouraged to wear orange on September 30, 2020.

Orange Shirt Day recognizes the harm done to generations of children by residential schools and is an affirmation of our commitment to ensure that every child matters. Orange Shirt Day also recognizes our commitment to reconciliation, anti-racism and anti-bullying in general.