Kindergarten and Pre-Kindergarten Registration

Registrations are now being accepted for fall 2013. If you would like to register your child, please contact the school or download the form here.

Douglas Park - Tradition and Innovation

The original Douglas Park School builing opened adjacent to our present site over 50 years ago. Today Douglas Park is structurally and pedagogically innovative school community housed in a brand new building with over 430 students in PreKindgerarten to Grade 8.

Volunteers

Volunteers play a huge role in the smooth operation of the school and its many initiatives. Parents and others work in the resource centre, read with students, help with craft projects, accompany classes on field trips and assist with sports teams and special events. Together, parents and staff play an active role in providing meaningful educational opportunities for our students.


Before and After School Program

One of the school’s unique features is a before and after school activity program coordinated by the Boothill Community Association to promote the safety and well being of children while parents are at work. For a nominal fee, parents are able to drop off and collect their children before and after school hours. Additionally, many children arrive at Douglas Park by bus and additional supervision is provided upon arrival and departure.

Lunch Supervision Program

In September 2008, Regina Public Schools began a system-wide initiative to provide free lunch hour supervision at all schools. To attend the program, students need to fill out a registration form. We request that students or their families let the lunch supervisor know when they will be absent.

Our Douglas Park Community

Douglas Park Elementary School has served the southeast part of Regina since 1956. The community is attractive with affordable, well-maintained housing in the immediate area of the school. Recent statistics show that younger families are moving into homes previously occupied by senior citizens. Currently, there are approximately 430 students enrolled at Douglas Park School, which draws students from the Gladmer Park, Arnheim Place, Assiniboia East and Dominion Heights subdivisions of the city.

Community support for student achievement, staff members, and programs has been an ongoing tradition at Douglas Park. Parents and community volunteers have played an active role to provide support for students and staff. The School Community Council is actively involved in the school.

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