Mission / Vision
École Monseigneur de Laval serves Fransaskois families from Regina, White City, Emerald Park and surrounding communities who are seeking a high-quality French first-language elementary and secondary education for their children. Guided by proven educational practices, our school is committed to helping every student thrive academically and personally.
Through enriched learning opportunities, strong family engagement, and the active involvement of the Fransaskois community, students develop a strong sense of Francophone identity, belonging, and pride while building the skills they need for future success.
Mission
École Monseigneur de Laval provides French-language education from Grade 7 to Grade 12, following the curriculum established by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education. The school serves children of Francophone parents and families who hold French-language education rights, offering a learning environment where students can grow academically, culturally and linguistically in French.
Vision
École Monseigneur de Laval strives to educate its students in the French language, foster Fransaskois culture, and convey the Christian values and the Catholic faith of its Francophone community. Its mission is to develop individuals who are open to the world and actively engagement in the growth and development of their community and country.
Welcome to Monseigneur de Laval
Pavillon secondaire des Quatre-Vents
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L’adolescence est une période de découvertes, de choix et de possibilités. Au Pavillon secondaire des Quatre-Vents, nous accompagnons les élèves de la 7e à la 12e année dans cette étape importante de leur parcours en leur offrant un environnement stimulant où ils peuvent développer leurs passions, leurs talents et leurs ambitions.
Notre école propose une expérience éducative riche qui combine excellence académique, innovation, engagement communautaire et vie étudiante dynamique. Que ce soit dans les domaines des sciences, des arts, de la technologie, du sport ou du leadership, les élèves ont l’occasion de relever des défis, d’acquérir de nouvelles compétences et de se préparer avec confiance à leurs études postsecondaires et au monde du travail.
Des services d’accompagnement sont également offerts aux élèves issus de familles immigrantes ou migrantes afin de favoriser leur intégration scolaire, sociale et culturelle.
Fiers de leur langue et de leur identité francophone, nos élèves apprennent à devenir des citoyens engagés, ouverts sur le monde et prêts à contribuer positivement à leur communauté.
Nous vous invitons à venir découvrir une école tournée vers l’avenir, où les possibilités sont aussi grandes que les aspirations de nos jeunes.
Sébastien Ouellet
Our Team
At École Monseigneur de Laval, our team is committed to creating a welcoming, engaging, and nurturing learning environment where every student can thrive.
Meet the dedicated staff members who support our students throughout their academic, personal, and Francophone journey, helping them grow, succeed, and reach their full potential year after year.
Meet the staff at École Monseigneur de Laval
Mohamed Ait Rajel
Chantal Archambault
Mouaadh Belhami
Adjoumani Brahima Bamba
David Carrobourg
Yvette Deguenon
Gaston Dubé
Ana Marin
Ivan Swanson
A Look Back at Our History
École Monseigneur de Laval was inaugurated in 1980 as a result of a group of parents had worked for many years to gain access to educational services that would answer the needs of Regina’s francophones. Indeed, this Fransaskois school became the first to serve the needs of Francophone students in an urban setting in the province of Saskatchewan. In 1984, École Monseigneur de Laval moved into the building located at 2272 Pasqua Street, on the western edge the Cathedral neighbourhood. The rest is history.
Through the years, Francophone educational self governance evolved, thanks in part to École Monseigneur de Laval becoming a critical building block in assembling what would eventually become the provincial Francophone school division : the Conseil des écoles fransaskoises.
Governance
and policy
The Conseil scolaire fransaskois (Fransaskois School Board, or CSF) is made up of nine trustees elected from the province’s Francophone school regions. Each trustee represents a designated region of Saskatchewan and serves a three-year term.
The CSF provides governance and strategic direction for the Conseil des écoles fransaskoises (CÉF), ensuring that Francophone students across Saskatchewan receive a high-quality education in French. Much like the Boards of Education that oversee English-language school divisions, the CSF is responsible for setting priorities, making key decisions, and supporting the long-term success of the school division.
Your school board trustee
Rosemarie Gelsinger
- rgelsinger@cefsk.ca
Other members of CSF Board
Geneviève Binette
- gbinette@cefsk.ca
Roger Gauthier
- rgauthier@cefsk.ca
Nathan Poirier
- npoirier@cefsk.ca
Maria Lepage
- maria.lepage@cefsk.ca
Michel Lepage
- milepage@cefsk.ca
Monica Ferré
- mferre@cefsk.ca
Élizabeth Perreault
- eperreault@cefsk.ca
Oumnia Tahiri
- otahiri@cefsk.ca
Guy Roberge
- groberge@cefsk.ca
Election to the Conseil scolaire fransaskois (School Board)
Interested in becoming a member of the Fransaskois School Board (CSF)? Consult the document below to learn about your rights, eligibility, and the election process:
- Election Regulations for the Conseil scolaire fransaskois.
For any additional questions pertaining to nominations, election timelines, voting information, or election results, please contact the Conseil des écoles fransaskoises (CÉF) Head Office at 1.877.273.6661.
Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct for School Board Members
The members of the Board and the Board as a whole are committed to maintaining the highest standards of ethical and professional conduct. Trustees are expected to act with integrity and in accordance with the Code of Ethics established by the Saskatchewan School Boards Association.
For more information, please refer to Policy 2.3: Code of Conduct in the Fransaskois School Board Policy Manual (Politique 2.3 sur le Code de conduite) in the Fransaskois School Board Manual (Manuel des politiques du Conseil scolaire fransaskois).
Conseil d’école (School Community Council)
Role and Responsibilities of the Conseil d’école
Each Fransaskois school elects a Conseil d’école (School Community Council) made up of a minimum of four and a maximum of nine members, depending on the school region. One of the elected members serves as the community representative and must be an adult member of the Francophone minority community residing within the school’s attendance area. The remaining members are parents or guardians of students enrolled at the school. All council members are elected by the school’s parent community.
The Conseil d’école represents parents and guardians by providing input and recommendations to the Conseil scolaire fransaskois (Fransaskois School Board, or CSF) and the Conseil des écoles fransaskoises (CÉF). Council members contribute to discussions, planning initiatives, and school development activities that support student success and the continued growth of French-language education.
Each council member is elected to a two-year term.
If you are interested in running in the next election, please contact the school principal for more information.
Meeting minutes are available upon request.
