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Sheryl Harrow-Yurach with Foundations Learning and Skills Saskatchewan joined our Moises Canales-Lavigne to discuss a new program for children’s literacy in Regina’s Public and Catholic Schools.

Some public and Catholic school students in Regina are unable to take part in online learning as they don’t have access to technology, which one woman is looking to change.

The days of online learning are numbered for students with both the Regina Public and Catholic School Divisions announcing a return to in-class learning. Taz Dhaliwal has more details on the story.

Tue, Jun 27: In the wake of funding cuts from the province — the Regina Catholic School Division is phasing out their Sunshine Program: a learning environment for three to five year olds with intensive needs. Marney Blunt has more on how this affects families and the children who need it most.

Mill Comprehensive Catholic High School is rehearing Beauty and the Beast, before they hit the stage, Belle hit up Global Regina to give us a sneak peak of the show.

Thu, Sep 28: A letter from Saskatchewan Catholic bishops questioning the HPV vaccination has created quite a stir. As Sarah Komadina reports, the Regina Catholic School Board is calling it outdated, but some worry the damage is already done.

The first day of class saw half as many students in the building, as both Regina’s public and Catholic school divisions implemented staggered starts to the year.

Along with cuts to teaching and auxiliary positions Regina Catholic Schools will now charge parents a $70 lunchtime supervision fee.

The Regina Catholic School Division is integrating essential skills for 21st century learning into its classrooms and its paying off, earning the division a top spot in an international competition. Katelyn Wilson explains.

The Regina Catholic School Division has committed to renaming Jean Vanier School after sexual abuse allegations against Jean Vanier surfaced last month.

Regina students set to return to class next week will have to wait a little while longer. Both public and Catholic school divisions are extending remote learning for at least another week.

Public and Catholic school divisions in Regina and Saskatoon are mandating masks for elementary school students, but not all parents are happy about the continuing requirement.

Regina Public Schools and the Regina Catholic School Division released their return-to-school plan on Monday and is making masking mandatory in all of its elementary schools.

Tue, Jan 26: Families with students living in newly developed areas may be moving their kids to schools in that neighbourhood. Three new joint-use schools, to be shared between Regina Public Schools and Regina Catholic Schools, are scheduled to open in September 2017. And as Christa Dao tells us, new border changes are in place...

Fri, Mar 31: What will get cut? It’s a question parents are asking as a letter sent home to parents yesterday highlighted the struggles the Catholic school board is facing. Christa Dao has the details.