Work is now underway at the new joint-use elementary school in Regina’s southwest community of Harbour Landing. The new school facility, located on 11 acres of land at the corner of Gordon Road and Campbell Street, is a significant milestone in building strong and vibrant communities through collaboration between the government and project partners.
Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill expressed excitement about the progress on the Harbour Landing joint-use elementary school, emphasizing that it will provide families with innovative learning and child care facilities for years to come. The work currently underway includes underground and surface level work to roadways, sidewalks, and utility connections, led by PME Construction. Construction procurement on the project is expected to begin in early September.
SaskBuilds and Procurement Minister Terry Jenson highlighted the importance of the new school in supporting the rapidly growing community of Harbour Landing and providing students with access to a high-quality learning environment. The joint-use school facility is designed to accommodate up to 500 Regina Public and up to 350 Regina Catholic students, along with an additional 90 new child care spaces.
Regina Board of Education Chairperson Sarah Cummings Truszkowski expressed gratitude for the collaborative efforts of the community and various levels of government in addressing the need for a second school in Harbour Landing. The support from the Government of Saskatchewan, City of Regina, and Regina Catholic Schools has been instrumental in meeting the demand for more classrooms in southwest Regina.
Regina Catholic School Board chair Shauna Weninger emphasized the importance of investing in a new school in Harbour Landing to support the future growth of the community. The collaborative efforts of the community and government partners demonstrate a shared commitment to providing students with the best possible learning environment. The ongoing investment in school infrastructure projects by the Government of Saskatchewan, totaling approximately $2.6 billion since 2008, reflects a commitment to meeting the educational needs of students across the province.
In conclusion, the new joint-use elementary school in Harbour Landing represents a significant investment in the future of Regina’s southwest community. The collaborative efforts of government partners, school divisions, and the community highlight a shared commitment to providing students with high-quality learning environments. As construction progresses, the new school will play a vital role in meeting the growing demand for educational facilities in the area, ensuring that students have the spaces they need to thrive.