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The three school divisions in Regina and area have approved project submissions for 2024-25, highlighting continued growth causing concern.

Regina Public Schools updated its list of schools where COVID-19 has been reported after learning of more posi...

Three Regina schools reported a total of five cases of COVID-19 on Monday. Regina Public Schools said there we...

Argyle School and Ecole St. Pius X will share the facility, which is expected to be finished in 2023.

  REGINA -- Construction has begun on a new joint use school facility to replace Argyle School and Ecole St. Pius X elementary schools in Regina. The facility will feature a two storey structure for Argyle School and a three storey side for St. Pius X School. The province said each school will be able to accommodate 400 students, but will have an expandable capacity of 500 with the addition of relocatable classrooms. “The two new elementary schools will be connected through both a common...

Crews begin work on new joint-use school for École St. Pius X, Argyle School By Moises Canales Jun 9, 2021 | 10:17 AM Work has begun on the future site of a new joint-use facility for Argyle School and École St. Pius X elementary schools in Regina. Quorex Construction Services Ltd., under contract to build the facility, is already on-site digging out the foundation of the 11,050 square metre building – bigger than a CFL football field. The facility has received $47 million in...

(Government of Saskatchewan/Submitted) Construction has started on a new school in Regina. A joint-use facility to replace Argyle School and Ecole St. Pius X elementary schools is being built at the current site of Argyle School in the Lakeview neighbourhood. The provincial government put up $47 million for the building, which will house public and Catholic schools. Each school will be able to accommodate 400 students, with the ability to expand to 500 students each through the use of portables...

"This diversity steering committee, theyre really actually putting in the hard work that folks have already talked about."