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Every day, Saskatchewan’s public school students demonstrate kindness, leadership, and civic responsibility—and it’s time to celebrate their efforts! The  Public Schools of Saskatchewan Student Citizenship Awards  recognize student groups and classes that go above and beyond to strengthen their schools and communities. Why These Awards Matter In a world that needs more empathy and action, these awards: Highlight the power of student-led initiatives  – From anti-bullying campa

This year marks Horizon's 12th annual Christmas Hamper Project--a heartfelt tradition that brings warmth and support to families during the holiday season.

Minister Kaeding presented a member statement in the Saskatchewan Legislature recognizing November as CPR Month.

The Norquay/Sturgis School Senior Girls Basketball Team has been acknowledged for their outstanding leadership and generosity both locally and provincially.

Linda Mattock brings deep experience, thoughtful leadership, and a lifelong commitment to public education to her role as Chair of Public Schools of Saskatchewan. With a 35-year career in education, Linda has served Saskatchewan students and communities in a wide range of roles, including classroom teacher, vice-principal, principal, and Superintendent of the Horizon School Division. She has been a school board trustee for nine years and currently serves as Chair of the Ho

Cathy has been a dedicated Trustee with Lloydminster Public School Division since 2009 and brings more than a decade of governance experience to her leadership role. As the parent of three LPSD graduates, Cathy has a deep personal connection to public education and a strong belief in its ability to serve every student.

Jan Morrison currently serves as a trustee with Good Spirit School Division, a role she has held since 2016. Her connection to public education began as a parent and community member, motivated by a desire to be actively involved in decisions affecting her daughter’s education.

Mr. Fehr, who instructs the Magnet welding program, applied to the Canadian Welding Bureau (now known as the CWB group) for a grant to upgrade the Magnet welding program's safety equipment, and just recently -- we are very pleased to announce -- was awarded 14 WeldSAFE kits, each kit averaging $1,200 worth of safety equipment, a total value of $16,800.

Every year, schools across Canada, and around the world, hold Terry Fox Runs, in honour of Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope and to continue his dream to find a cure for cancer. For more than a decade, Davidson School, a K-12 school with less than 400 students in Sun West School Division, has been among the top-fundraising schools in Saskatchewan and frequently raises more money than any other school in the province.

The Public Schools of Saskatchewan is proud to celebrate Mr. Alan Nunn for his years of dedicated service and unwavering leadership. A respected voice and collaborative advocate, Alan's principled approach has profoundly strengthened public education across the province, leaving a lasting legacy of equity, accountability, and student-focused governance.

The Career Explorations event held at the Gallagher Centre in Yorkton, in collaboration with Christ the Teacher Catholic Schools (CTTCS), Suncrest College, and Good Spirit School Division (GSSD) brought together over 2,000 students in grades 9-12 from eleven GSSD high schools, two CTTCS high schools, and surrounding First Nations communities for a day of inspiration and opportunity.

Students, staff, families, and community members in Maidstone experienced a truly memorable Remembrance Day ceremony on November 7, 2025, as Maidstone High School and Ratushniak Elementary School came together to honour Canada’s veterans in a powerful and meaningful way. The joint service was led by Maidstone High School’s Grade 12 class, under the direction of History teacher Mrs. Wicks, and by Ratushniak Elementary School teacher Mrs. Bellin.

Public Schools of Saskatchewan is proud to announce the  2025 Student Citizenship Award winners , recognizing six outstanding student groups that have demonstrated exceptional leadership, compassion, and community spirit. These awards highlight the incredible impact of  public school initiatives  that foster citizenship and character development across the province. Meet the 2025 Winners North Park Wilson School, Saskatoon – Creative Action Adele House Project Ecole Silverspr

As the provincial election campaign gains momentum, the Public Schools Board of Saskatchewan is calling on all parties to prioritize fully funded, equitable public education—and voters are paying attention. Watch the Global News story and video | October 7, 2024 The Key Demands The Public Schools of Saskatchewan's advocacy focuses on three critical issues: Full funding for public schools  – Every dollar diverted to private schools weakens the public system. School board auto

Public Schools of Saskatchewan proudly recognized six outstanding student groups at today’s fourth annual Student Citizenship Awards ceremony, honouring initiatives that strengthen communities and build character across the province. Each winning team received $1,000 to further their impactful work. Meet the 2024 Winners Elementary Division (Grades 1–8) 🏆  Creighton School  –  Junior Leadership Council 🏆  Plainsview School (Regina)  –  Grade 5 Leaders 🏆  William Grayson Sc