Regina Public School Board Elections
Find information about the Public School System, the School Board and current issues with ways you can take action in our public school system.
· Election November 13, 2024
· Election November 13, 2024
RPS Overview
The Regina Public School Board, officially known as Regina School Division No. 4 of Saskatchewan, is one of the largest school divisions in the province. It serves the educational needs of over 26,000 students across 44 public elementary schools, 8 public high schools, and 3 faith-based associate schools. Additionally, it includes Campus Regina Public and the Allan Blakeney Adult Campus.
Regina Public Schools' Board of Trustees are elected through a public vote, held every four years. The next general election will be held on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
Public Events
RCAAN Endorsed Candidates
Are you ready to truly make a difference this election year? Are you sick and tired of feeling like you're not contributing, like you're just a bystander in the fight for change?
It's time to take action! There are not just one, not two, but THREE ways you can step up and help make a difference. Let's make our voices heard and our impact felt – together, we can create the change we wish to see in education.
Get Involved
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Volunteer to assist in a campaign.
Are you seeking a trustworthy candidate to support for a Regina Public School trustee position? RCAAN is here to assist in connecting you with a qualified individual to endorse, donate to or join on the campaign trail.
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Run as a candidate
Are you in agreement with RCAAN's vision, mission, and values? Are you considering what is required to run as a candidate and have a significant impact? Please reach out to us for further information on how RCAAN can assist with your campaign.
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Help get the Vote out
Are you interested in actively engaging with voters on election day while promoting the importance of civic participation? Consider joining RCAAN to explore various opportunities for participation and collaboration. Let's work together to inspire our fellow citizens to exercise their right to vote
Election Years
The Regina Public Schools' Board of Trustees is elected through a public vote every four years. The next general election is scheduled for Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
Election Process
Board members are elected based on seven subdivisions, which differ from the wards used for electing city councillors. Each voter can cast a ballot for one candidate from the list of those running in their respective subdivision. The Board of Education will be composed of the winning candidates from each subdivision. To view the subdivision boundaries, please click here.
Election Administration
The Returning Officer oversees the election process. For any questions or additional information about school board elections, you can contact Elections Regina. Their contact details are available: here.
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The Regina Public School Board has a Strategic Plan for 2023-2027, which outlines the division's goals and aspirations for all students, regardless of their background or circumstances. This plan includes initiatives to support students who need intensive supports, those whose first language is not English, and First Nations, Métis, and Inuit learners. Learn more.
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Regina Public Schools is committed to providing student-centered learning in inclusive, safe, and welcoming environments. Learn more.
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The school division's mission is guided by its Shared Values: "I belong; I am responsible; I respect; and I want to know." Learn more.
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The Board of Trustees for Regina Public Schools is elected every four years, with the next election scheduled for November 13, 2024. The board is composed of members elected from seven subdivisions, each representing a specific area within the school division. Trustees are responsible for making decisions that shape the educational landscape of Regina Public Schools. Learn more.
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The Regina Public School Board holds public meetings at 5:30 PM on the third Tuesday of each month when school is in session. These meetings are open to the public and provide an opportunity for community members to stay informed and engaged with the board's activities. Meeting agendas are published on the Friday before each meeting, and minutes are posted after they are approved at subsequent meetings.
Take Action for Local Education.
RCAAN is dedicated to creating awareness on local education.
We will post all current issues we would like to inspire the community to act on. Action can be in many different ways, including emailing elected officials, protesting and running for office, CSCC or just volunteering in your communities school. Watch this page and our social media accounts to keep informed on the current Regina Public School issues.
