Louis Riel School Division (LRSD)

Louis Riel School Division (LRSD) is a thriving school district located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Winnipeg, Manitoba’s capital, is a vibrant and growing city with a diverse population and a strong economy, offering numerous opportunities. Manitoba is renowned for its friendly atmosphere and welcoming environment for newcomers.

About LRSD

Named after Louis Riel, a significant figure in Manitoba's history, LRSD provides modern, quality education to over 14,000 students. We offer instruction in English, French, or both, across 40 schools, including eight high schools. Our dedicated team of over 1,500 professional and teaching staff also delivers accredited post-secondary education programs through the Arts and Technology Centre.

International Student Program (ISP)

LRSD's accredited International Student Program (ISP), a member of Imagine Canada, CAPS-I, and MCIE, welcomes students from around the globe. The ISP provides:

• Quality, affordable educational experiences
• The opportunity to attend classes in English or French
• English language support
• Top-quality programming across a wide range of courses

Beyond the core curriculum, students can explore diverse areas like music, technology, sports, theatre, arts, and vocational programs. Many graduates earn a globally recognized Manitoba high school diploma and pursue post-secondary education domestically or internationally.

Why Choose LRSD Elementary Schools?

Location & Community

Winnipeg offers a vibrant blend of cultural festivals, diverse restaurants, professional sports, and engaging community events. Its numerous public colleges and universities create a dynamic environment for students of all ages.

Facilities & Resources

LRSD schools feature well-equipped facilities, including full libraries, computer labs, science labs, theatres, gymnasiums, music rooms, and practical arts spaces. We embrace technology and emphasize the importance of physical education, with many schools enjoying proximity to parks, green spaces, and the Red River.