Palliser Regional Division No. 26
Palliser Regional Division No. 26, operating as Palliser Regional Schools, is a public school authority in Alberta, Canada, providing kindergarten through Grade 12 education programs as prescribed by Alberta Education and the Education Act[1][3]. Headquartered in Lethbridge, the division serves approximately 8,400–9,000 students across southern Alberta[4][5].

Operations and structure
The division oversees a diverse range of educational institutions, including:

• 15 community schools
• 17 Hutterian colony schools
• 11 faith-based alternative schools (10 located in Calgary across nine campuses)
• 5 outreach programs
• 1 online school
• 4 Low German Mennonite alternative programs[5].

Governance
The division publishes annual education results reports and three-year education plans, with public financial and demographic data available through Alberta's Open Government portal[3]. Leadership includes Superintendent Dave Driscoll, as referenced in recent organizational updates[5].

Historical context
Archived records indicate consistent reporting on student enrollment trends and financial operations since at least 2015, though specific enrollment figures show minor variations between sources over time[3][4][5]. The division's structure reflects Alberta's model for regional educational service delivery, emphasizing both traditional and alternative programming.

[1] https://www.charitydata.ca/charity/palliser-regional-division-26/139484828RR0001/ [2] https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.palliser_regional_division_no_26.640d86cbf649d0c055b80bbe10b3878c.html [3] https://open.alberta.ca/publications/palliser-regional-division-no-26 [4] https://www.pallisersd.ab.ca [5] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palliser_Regional_Division_No._26