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We have many parents who are not following the rules when dropping off  and picking up students.

Regina City Police are issuing tickets!   Please remember:

• Do not stop in front of the green cones that say "No Stopping"   No cars should stop in front of the school to drop off children, it is a no stopping zone, clearly marked by green cones.

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.

Argyle School is completely nut free.  We can't have ANY peanuts or tree nuts, and no Nutella.

Please be aware of all food you send to school.  Several students have very serious nut allergies.

Many of our students and staff have scent sensitivities and allergies.  Please refrain from using products with scents.