Scott Collegiate is the second oldest school in the Regina Public School Division. The main part of the building was opened in 1923. Two additions to the main building were completed by 1949. While the community has seen a decline in school aged families, the school and attached Albert Scott Community Centre continue to provide for many within the North Central area. Scott Collegiate was one of the first Saskatchewan high schools to be designated a community school. Currently the school population is comprised of about 150 students.

The multi-family housing units and rental properties within the community are home to many of our students. Many of our students come from a less advantaged economic base. Our families are culturally diverse and the school population is reflective of this diversity. We have a significant number of Aboriginal students; over 95% of Scott Collegiate students are First Nations or Métis.

As part of the Regina Public Schools Renewal Plan, we continue to move forward with plans for a future Scott Collegiate/North Central Shared Facility. The center will be located at the site of the current Scott Collegiate and will include an upgraded high school, a daycare, a city recreation complex and a public library. Future plans include the possible addition of a community health center. What will make the project unique is the way a variety of community services will be integrated into education.