Masks are REQUIRED for ALL students, staff and visitors in all NESD schools and facilities. 

1:00pm - NESD Organizational Meeting

2:00pm - NESD Regular Board Meeting

On Tuesday, November 23, 2021 the NESD Board held their Regular Board Meeting. 

The Highlights are attached. 

1:30 pm - Hybrid-NESD Division Office and via Microsoft TEAMS

2022 THEME: Pulling Together

It is important to have your child immunized. 

If your child is needing a first or second dose of COVID-19 Vaccination, please attend a Covid  mass community clinic in your local area.

Covid vaccines will not be offered to students in school at this time.

The appointments can be booked on the Government of Saskatchewan website under “online Booking” or by calling 1 833-SASKVAX ( 1-833-727-5829).   

Here are upcoming clinics in the north east:

Tisdale Civic Centre:

Monday January 24^th 2-6

Monday January 31^st 2-5

Monday February 7^th 2-5

Monday February 14^th 2-5

Nipawin Evergreen Centre:

Tuesday January 25^th 2-6

Tuesday February 1^st 2-5

Tuesday February 8^th 2-5

Tuesday February 15^th 2-5

Porcupine Plain Community Hall:

Thursday January 27^th 1-5

Thursday February 10^th 10-2

Thursday February 17^th 1-5

Hudson Bay Brooks Hall:

Friday January 28^th 1-5

Friday February 18^th 1-5

Carrot River Community Hall:

Friday February 18^th 2-5

Melfort Kerry Vickar Centre:

January 24^th 2-6

January 25^th 12-6

January 31^st 2-6

February 8^th 12-5:30

February 15^th 12-5:30

Naicam Senior Centre:

February 10^th 2-5

Kinistino Half Century Club:

February 2^nd 1-5 

St. Brieux Community Hall:

February 3^rd 1-5

 New School in Carrot River

   DETAILS: 

• Expected opening date is February 2024. 
• The total size of the new school will be approximately 5,330 square meters on the site of the existing Carrot River Junior Senior High School.
• The Ministry of Education of the Province of Saskatchewan will provide funding for approximately 4,300 square meters.
• The North East School Division and the community of Carrot River are extremely thankful to the donor that provided funding to increase the size of the school by 200 square meters to allow for the addition of a welding lab and also increase the size of the performing arts/small gym.
• With the exception of the gym, the Carrot River Junior Senior High School will be demolished. The gym was built in 2005 and will be part of the new school.
• The new school will be a kindergarten to grade 12 school, replacing the Carrot River Elementary School and the Carrot River Junior Senior High School.
• The Carrot River Elementary School and the Carrot River Junior Senior High School will both be operating during construction until the new school has been completed.

3D Pictures - Carrot River

Washroom drawings

When planning the washroom space for the new Carrot River school, the NESD followed best practice in universal washrooms design.  The single-user (full door), multi-stall, and open sink space design ensures students have privacy concerns met while supporting supervision of the open the sink area.  This design has been utilized for both the elementary and high school washrooms. 

At the May 17, 2022 NESD Regular Board meeting the Gronlid Boundary Change report was approved by the NESD Board of Education. 

2022-2023-Gronlid Boundary Change Report

On behalf of Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association, we invite high school student-athletes, coaches, administrators, parents of high school student-athletes, and high school officials to share the experiences of those involved in high school sport after it returned in the 2021-2022 school year. This survey will provide an understanding of how everyone’s experiences were, and also learn what worked and what didn’t, so we can look to improve or make changes where need be.

Thank you for the generosity of your time and energy in completing this anonymous online questionnaire, using the link: https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/Y5S6CSX.

Please join the Gronlid Central School

in a community celebration on

Saturday, June 18th from 6:30pm – 10:00pm

The village of Gronlid was established in 1925 with the railroad and post office arriving in 1927.  The first school opened in 1929 and was in the community hall.  In 1930 a two-room schoolhouse was built with the addition of another school building in 1953.  The current building, Gronlid Central School was constructed in 1958-59 with an addition in 1960, 1963 and 1966. The kindergarten to grade 12 school eventually transitioned to host grades K-8 with a recent focus on land-based learning.  

This last year, the School Community and Staff have focused on celebrating their successes throughout their time at Gronlid Central School.  

We wish the students and staff success as they transition into new schools as they carry the spirit of Gronlid Central into new environments. 

The Gronlid School Community Council and the North East School Division are working to commemorate the mementos and pictures from Gronlid School.