• Call for spare bus drivers

    Prairie South School Division is now accepting applications for spare bus drivers.

    This is a great employment opportunity for stay-at-home parents, retirees, seasonal employees or home-based professionals. It could also lead to a steady part-time position.

    Applications must include bus driver application, current SGI Drivers Abstract and a current Criminal Record Check. Free Training is provided.

    Please apply to:
    Transportation Department
    37 Paul Drive, PO Box 1329,
    Moose Jaw, SK   S6H 4R3

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  • SCC Fall Network Sessions

    Fall Network sessions are grouped according to our new Cluster School organization, please see the list below with locations and groups. Or check the SCC Fall Network Session Agenda.

    Thursday, November 17: (Assiniboia 7th Ave. Gym) - K-12 South Cluster Schools – Bengough, Coronach, Glentworth, Gravelbourg, Kincaid, Lafleche, Mankota, Mossbank and Rockglen

    Tuesday, November 22: (Peacock Collegiate Library)- 9-12 Cluster Schools – Assiniboia Composite High, Central Collegiate, John Chisholm, Peacock Collegiate and Riverview Collegiate

    Wednesday, November23: ( Lindale Gym) - K-12 North Cluster Schools – Avonlea, Central Butte, Chaplin, Craik, Eyebrow, Mortlach and Rouleau

    Thursday, November 24: (Prince Arthur Gym) - Pre-K- 8 Cluster Schools – Assiniboia Elementary, Assiniboia 7th Ave., Caronport Elementary, Empire, King George, Lindale, Palliser Heights, Prince Arthur, Sunningdale, Westmount and William Grayson

    Please confirm the number of people attending with Jaime at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it by November 1. Sessions will run evening 7:00p.m. - 9:00p.m. Agenda to follow at a later date. We encourage all SCC members to attend assigned session. If there is a conflict with date please register in another session.

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  • Avonlea's School Community Council hosts community carnival

    Last year our committee received feedback that new people to the community were feeling like they didn't know their children's teachers and that these parents felt the school was a place of unknown. So we took it upon ourselves to see how we could solve this problem. What we came up with was to host a carnival for the entire community. With help from the teaching staff and donations from local businesses we hosted this event at no charge to the public.

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  • Creative Kids Removes Barriers to Participation in Cultural Activities

    logoCreative Kids is a new charitable giving program designed to reduce social and financial barriers for Saskatchewan children and youth (ages 4-19) who wish to participate in arts and cultural activities in Saskatchewan. Creative kids believes that all children, regardless of their family's financial situation, should get a chance to experience quality cultural activities in areas such as dance, music, language, theatre, visual arts and more.

    The program provides applicants with grants up to $750 each year to participate in a program, or programs, of their choice. This program is available to children and youth between the ages of 4 and 19 living in Saskatchewan. These funds can be used to decrease barriers to participation like registration fees, materials or even festival costs.  Applicants must be able to demonstrate they have a need for financial assistance and the activity they are applying for must be creative or cultural in nature. For more details go to the Creative Kids website. 

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  • Bored Kids? Suggestions for Parents

    thumb_bored"I'm Bored." It's one of those phrases that can make parents cringe. Some might even wonder how it's possible to be bored with everything that today's children and young adults seem to have available at their fingertips. And then there's the tension between kids who don't have enough to do and ...

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