On September 25, 2023, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe officially opened Argyle School and Regina Catholic Schools’ École St. Pius X in the Lakeview community.

The grand opening took place in front of Argyle School and featured greetings from The Premier, Regina Board of Education Chairperson Sarah Cummings Truszkowski and Regina Catholic Board Chairperson Shauna Weninger.

The opening was emceed by Argyle Principal Kyla Adams.

March 2, 2023 – Here is some information in an effort to keep you informed about boundary changes at Argyle School and Ethel Milliken School to help manage the growing enrolments at Harbour Landing School. 

NOVEMBER 17, 2022 -- We welcome and encourage family and friends to volunteer in our school communities. Volunteer participation is an important complement to the work done by employees.

At the same time, Regina Public Schools is responsible to provide a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. For this reason, all volunteers who provide services to students on a recurring, scheduled basis, or who are present in a school on a recurring, scheduled basis prior to 6:00 p.m. on school days, require an original Criminal Record Check (CRC), including a vulnerable sector check.

The CRC must be provided by the Regina Police Service or, if the volunteer does not reside in Regina, from their local police agency, such as the RCMP.

On Friday, September 18, 2020, provincial dignitaries, as well as Mayor Michael Fougere and SSBA President Shawn Davidson, were part of a second announcement. MLA Gene Makowsky introduced Deputy Premier Wyant, who announced the $47 million investment in the Argyle/St. Pius X joint-use school. Chairperson Gagne spoke on behalf of the Regina Board of Education.

The school will be built on the Argyle School site and will replace the existing Argyle School and the nearby Regina Catholic Schools’ École St. Pius X. The current Argyle School will continue to operate until the construction of the new school is complete. The new joint-use school will cost $47 million and will accommodate 400 Regina Public and 400 Regina Catholic students.

Regina Public Schools believes that students learning needs are well supported in neighbourhood schools. Under certain limited circumstances, the assigned neighbourhood school may not always meet the needs of students and/or their families. For this reason, families may choose to attend a school outside of their catchment/neighbourhood. Information about the changes and processes moving forward are noted in the letter.

Further information can be found on the Regina Public Schools website here