Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre
We are Saskatchewan's provincial Kindergarten to Grade 12 online learning provider. We serve students K-12 students who study online as well as high school students who choose to take one or more online courses to support their in-class learning and graduation plans.
Our head office is located in Kenaston, with an administrative office in Regina and nine regional campuses located in Estevan, Moose Jaw, Saskatoon, Swift Current, La Ronge, Neilburg, Nipawin, Prince Albert and Yorkton.
Mission Statement
Sask DLC is dedicated to growing a skilled labour force and promoting life-long learning through providing Saskatchewan students, families and adults with high-quality online Kindergarten to career education.
Vision Statement
To be the best provider of Kindergarten to Grade 12 choice driven, flexible online learning in Canada, enabling students to be prepared for their future.
Value Statement
Sask DLC is committed to providing learning opportunities that are responsive to our students, families and communities to meet the needs of our growing and diverse province.
We strive for academic excellence, leadership at all levels and a strong and inclusive work and learning culture that is accomplished through continuous improvement and growth in all aspects of our organization.
Sask DLC Annual Report 2022-2023
Who can access online learning and what supports are provided?
Online learning is available to all Saskatchewan students, no matter where in the province you live. Funding for students under the age of 22 is covered through your local school division or school. Adults over the age of 22 can access high school courses at a cost of $500/course.
We offer a variety of supports and services for full-time students including access to speech-language pathology, educational psychology and professional counselling supports.
Senior Administration Team
Darren Gasper
Cheif Executive Officer
Partnership development
Sector relations
Michelle Miller
Vice President Corporate
Human Resources
Information Technology
Policy, Planning and Privacy
Facilities
Kelli Boklaschuk
Superintendent of Student Programming
Course and curriculum development
Indigenous perspectives
Assessment and grading
Professional Development
Resource Bank
Provincial Education Plan liaison
Brandon Stroh
Superintendent of Operations, North
School division liaison for the North
Teacher supervision and development
Corrections Program
Jill Long
Superintendent of Operations, South
School division liaison for the South
Teacher supervision and development
Driver Education
Tammy German
Assistant Superintendent of Student Supports
Alternative education
English as an Additional Language
Mental health supports
Stephanie Ali
Director of Communications
Media Relations
Campus Principals
Mark Kosior
Estevan Campus
Ryan Johnson
Kenaston Campus
Dean Squires
La Ronge Campus
Jeff Boulton
Moose Jaw Campus
Jason L'Heureux
Neilburg Campus
Kirk Kezema
Nipawin Campus
Lori Amy
Prince Albert Campus
Marc Gobeil
Saskatoon Campus
Thad Swidzinski
Yorkton Campus
Shelby Budd
Swift Current Campus
