Welcome to Plainsview — We Are the Storm

At Plainsview, we believe a great school is about more than what happens in classrooms. It’s about creating a place where students feel known, supported and challenged to grow—academically, socially and personally.

Our motto, Being our best selves. Always., is the standard we set for ourselves and one another. It doesn’t mean being perfect. It means showing up, learning from mistakes, taking responsibility, treating people well and continuing to grow.

Our STORM Values bring that belief to life every day:

S — Strive to Grow
T — Tell the Truth
O — Offer Kindness
R — Respect Others & School
M — Make a Difference

Plainsview is a busy, vibrant school community—and we believe some of the best memories, connections and learning happen beyond the classroom.

Throughout the year, our students have opportunities to get involved, try something new, discover their strengths and be part of something bigger. From athletics, clubs and extracurricular activities to leadership opportunities, spirit events, celebrations and school-wide experiences, there are many ways for students to find their place in the Storm.

At Plainsview School, Being our best selves. Always. is more than our motto—it’s how we learn, lead and grow together.

Our STORM values guide us every day: Strive to Grow, Tell the Truth, Offer Kindness, Respect Others & School, and Make a Difference. We believe in high expectations, strong relationships and creating a school where every student feels valued, supported and challenged to become their best self.

Together, we take pride in who we are, how we treat one another and the difference we make.

We are the Storm.

Our School Community Council (SCC) is an important part of what makes Plainsview such an amazing school community.

Through their time, ideas, fundraising and support, our SCC helps create opportunities and experiences that make a real difference for our students. From supporting school initiatives and providing additional resources to helping bring special events and community-building activities to life, their impact can be felt throughout our school.

• Smooth transition period - students who arrive at school with time to spare have the opportunity to settle into the classroom, prepare their materials and focus their minds on the lessons to come.
• Important information – a typical school day starts with announcements and introductions to new lessons and concepts.

Motorists, please reduce your speed in school zones and obey all traffic signs. U-turns should only be performed in designated areas!!

Today, nearly three in four children are being driven to school. It’s important for motorists to drive with caution in school zones and for students to learn about road and pedestrian safety. According to a CAA study, parents with young children have reported the top two hazardous driving behaviours that motorists perform in a school zone are speeding and distracted driving. For more information, visit caask.ca/schoolzonesafety.

CAA School Zone Safety Tips for Motorists:

Facts about Attendance and Reading:

Did you know?

• Being on time for school sets your child up for a great day of learning.
• Even in Kindergarten, absences can cause children to fall behind in their learning.
• Missing 10 percent (or about 18 days) can make it difficult to learn to read – a critical future skill.

 
Please take a moment to view this video featuring local community Leaders as they discuss the importance of everyone focusing on school attendance. Attendance Matters - United Way Regina

The Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region has the following guidelines for parents.

Is My Child Too Sick To Attend School?

The SCC has organized monthly lunches through Healthy Hunger for our students.

You will need to register and order online.

Please use the following link to find out how

Instructions.

You can order one at a time or all of these at once.