Wesmor SADD Hosts COPE Magazine Signing

The Wesmor SADD group hosted a COPE Magazine signing.  Authors Micheal Litwin, Skyler Ratt, Riley Waditaka, Warrick Beatty, and Raven Kishayinew were available to sign copies of Cope Magazine which featured their work.  Cope Magazine is published  by the  Saskatchewan Prevention Institute.  This magazine was created for Saskatchewan youth to have a voice regarding  life’s

Wesmor Public High School Shows Holiday Spirit!

The Prince Albert Food Bank proposed a project challenge for high school classes to get involved in creating and decorating a food bank donation bin.  Wesmor Art Students designed and painted the bin while the Alt Grade 11 students collected food from staff and students to fill the bin with food donations.  Filled with food

W.J. Berezowsky Christmas Spirit!

The Berezowsky Fun Blasters were busy little elves this Christmas season selling candy cane grams to the students.  With the earnings from their sales they purchased hats, mittens, and scarves for the Little Pantries that are located throughout the city.  What a lovely way to say “Merry Christmas” to our Prince Albert Community!

Christmas Curling Classic

The City of Prince Albert recently played host to 32 high school curling teams from the province.  The event was co-hosted by Meath Park Public School curling team.  This was our 7th year of hosting the bonspiel which is called the Christmas Curling Classic.  Curlers are treated to a t-shirt, 4-5 games, and some great high

Wesmor Donation

  The spirit of local social justice is alive and well in SRPSD schools. A recent strong example is when Telus on behalf of Wesmor Public High School made a donation of $1000 to the Salvation Army in Prince Albert. This donation is available because of Wesmor students  participation in Telus Give Where You Live

Transformational Change

As you may know, there has been significant discussion in government and in the media about transformational change.  The discussion has included some concerning ideas about potential amalgamation to create even larger divisions or possibly the loss of locally elected school boards. Your Board of Education continues to advocate for the needs of staff, students

Santa Claus Parade

Everyone loves a good parade and this years Santa Claus parade featured SRPSD prominently! Thanks to Superintendent Nunn who drove the van and two Carlton students (Molly and Mackenzie) and two Arthur Pechey students (Jaymon and Layah) who walked beside the van handing out treats.  There was a good crowd to witness SRPSD’s presence in

School Boards Association Elects New Provincial Executive

We are proud to announce Mrs. Jaimie Smith-Windsor has been elected to the Saskatchewan School Boards Association Executive! As Vice-Chair for SRPSD Trustee Windsor works to promote Excellence for Every Learner and feels that she can offer our perspective to the provincial level executive. Smith-Windsor was quoted, “It is important we have local representation from