Souris Regional School

{{Infobox school

| name = Souris Regional School

| logo = Souris Regional School logo.png

| image = Souris Regional School in Souris, Prince Edward Island.jpg

| caption =

| address = 15 Longworth St.

| city = Souris

| postcode = C0A 2B0

| country = Canada

| coordinates = {{coord|46.357779|-62.251069|region:CA-PE|display=inline}}

| schooltype = Public School

| motto = Quod Erimus Nunc Fimus

| motto_translation = What we are to be, we are now becoming.

| founded = 1955

| superintendent = Ricky Hood

| principal = Anna Mackenzie

| grades_label = Grades

| grades = K-12

| enrollment = 625 **

| enrollment_as_of = 2014 **

| language = English

| colours = Maroon and Gold {{color box|maroon}}{{color box|gold}}

| mascot = Martin the Spartan

| team_name = Souris Spartans

| homepage = {{URL|http://www.edu.pe.ca/sourishigh/}}

}}

Souris Regional School, is a Canadian public school located in Souris, Prince Edward Island. The school instructs students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. The school serves the north eastern part of Kings County.

Souris Regional School has adopted maroon and gold as its official colours. Its mascot is a Spartan and sports teams are called the Souris Spartans.

History and characteristics

In 1961, the Souris Regional High School instructing students in grades 9-12 was officially opened by Premier Walter R. Shaw.
In 1984, a section of Souris Regional High School was demolished and a new section added containing classrooms, cafeteria, gymnasium, and an area for vocational training in carpentry, welding and motor vehicle repair.
Beginning with the 2009 academic year, Souris Regional High School changed to grades 8-12; this was due to the closure of several smaller consolidated (K-8) schools in Kings County.
In 2011 the provincial government approved a request from the school board to close and demolish the Souris Consolidated School (grades K-7) and to renovate and build an addition onto the Souris Regional High School building in order to accommodate a total of 625 students (grades K-12). Planning and design was completed in 2012 and construction took place in 2013–2014.
The school was renamed Souris Regional School and students from grades K-12 began attending class in 2014.

Souris Regional School is currently the second smallest in the province in terms of student enrollment.