Our students are in Grades K-12 and come to us from all over Regina. We are blessed with variety in both the age of our students and the school environments from which they come. As a Catholic school, we know each of our students is a gift from God and loved by God. Thus, we do our best to meet the individual needs of our students. We do this through our K-12 academic program, our connection to the many outside agencies which support our families, and the many liturgical and social experiences we offer our students. St. Luke is known for its commitment to students in need and for the many successes these students have.
St. Luke is an alternate school which draws students from all elementary and high schools within the Regina Catholic School Division. Students are recommended for entry by their home schools. Students who have left one of our high schools can apply themselves if they have left school.
Programming
Most behavioural issues in the schools are addressed collaboratively and successfully with the teacher, principal, and parents. However, in some situations, further support is required and can be accessed through two programs at St. Luke School. More intensive support is provided by teachers and counsellors with specialized training. Transportation to and from the elementary programs are provided by the school division.
The Supportive Learning Environment (SLE) Program is a behavioural intervention program for students in Kindergarten to Grade 8 with more complex behavioural difficulties. In consultation with parents, students are referred to the program from the home school.
The Quiet High School (QHS) Program is a high school program for students who may be experiencing social and/or emotional challenges and require an alternate setting. Students are typically involved with a physician and other outside support. The students may experience better success in a small school setting with a program more tailored to their needs. Not all classes offered in a mainstream high school are available at St. Luke. For this reason, some QHS students take courses at their home high school and at St. Luke.
Exceptional Needs Creating Opportunities Related to Education (ENCORE) is a high school program offered for students who are facing challenges in a mainstream high school. It is also a program which meets the needs of students who may have been away from school for a period of time. Once students in the ENCORE program are stabilized, they are encouraged to re-enter their home high schools on a full-time or part-time basis. Not all classes offered in a mainstream high school are available at St. Luke. For this reason, some ENCORE students take courses at their home high school and at St. Luke.
Students who are unable to attend school for medical reasons may access Outreach. They communicate with the staff at St. Luke School. These students are able to access teacher help when needed. Please visit our website for more information, or see
www.rcsd.ca for more information on Regina Catholic Schools.
Want to learn more? Visit the St. Luke School website.
