Saskatoon Public Schools - Saskatoon Public Schools to expand safety programs next year after fire attack

As schools close for the summer, the Saskatoon Public School Board is looking towards the future, funding more programs designed to address behavioural and safety concerns.

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Saskatoon Public Schools to expand safety programs next year after fire attack