Saskatchewan school divisions respond to safety concerns, lower flags to half-mast
“We take our students, staff and families’ safety very seriously,” said Kevin C Garinger, director of education and CEO, in the letter.
“On Tuesday, September 6, our schools will enter a hold and secure status where the school’s outer doors are locked but classes continue as normal inside,” Garinger said.Story continues below advertisementRead more: Meanwhile, in Regina, the city’s public school division sent a notice Tuesday morning reassuring students and families that it is monitoring the circumstances.
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