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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Prairie Spirit School Division No. 206 is seeking bids through an open RFP for the Leask Underground Tank project. The work consists of installing an underground storage tank and pump house for the sprinkler system at Leask Community School, 432 3rd Avenue, Leask, Saskatchewan. Bidders must attend a mandatory site walkthrough, and bids are due October 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM CST.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Prairie Spirit School Division No. 206
The board discussed various administrative and educational items, including the planning progress for the Warman Middle Years School project and current initiatives at Dundurn School. The board approved the appointment of a returning officer for an upcoming by-election, set the date for the Annual General Meeting, and reviewed and approved the Statement of Public Accounts and several Capital Project B-1 submissions. Further discussions included priorities for Practical and Applied Arts programming, concerns regarding Saskatchewan Association of School Councils membership, and engagement with representatives from Hutterite Colonies regarding education and staffing. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved revisions to multiple governance process policies.
The board received reports from various committees, including the Professional Support Committee and school building project committees for Stobart and Warman Middle Years. Representatives from the City of Saskatoon provided information regarding the East Sector Plans and residential development, with discussions on the potential impact to the Prairie Spirit bus garage. The board approved revised staffing allocations, several invoices, and the deferral of the superintendent hiring process. Additionally, a committee was struck to recruit a new Director of Education. The board engaged with the South Corman Park School Community Council regarding a grade extension request and approved various revised policies, including governance and executive delegation policies.
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The board meeting agenda included several key items such as the approval for the disposal of non-public records, updates on community use requests for local schools, and a land title update for Laird School. Financial discussions involved a review of the quarterly financial report and the approval of the division budget for the 2026/27 fiscal year, along with its associated risk and management assessment. Additionally, the board reviewed HR reports, an award presentation for innovation in education, and received reports from the Board Chair and Director.
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