Calgary Board of Education - 2009 School Calendar Change

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The Board of Trustees approved this year’s School Capital Plan, which will be submitted to the Minister of Education. The CBE is required to submit a list of new school and school modernization projects to the provincial government each year. Based on the capital plan, the Province determines funding for school projects.

Projects requested in last year’s School Capital Plan were not approved by the Province, which has increased the number of first year priorities in this year’s Capital Plan. 2010 – 2011 priorities include the following projects:

New/Replacement School Construction	Grade	Project Type	2008 Cost ($)
Chinook Learning Services		Replacement School	35,000,000
New Brighton Elementary	K-4	New School	11,000,000
Royal Oak/Rocky Ridge Middle	5-9	New School	20,200,000
Tuscany Elementary	K-4	New School	11,000,000
Northeast Calgary High School	10-12	New School	60,000,000
Piitoayis Family School		Replacement School	9,300,000
Saddle Ridge Middle	5-9	New School	20,200,000
Evergreen Middle	5-9	New School	20,200,000
Elboya School		Replacement School	18,200,000
Lord Shaughnessy High School	10-12	Preservation/Major Modernization	6,000,000
Bowness High School	10-12	Preservation/Major Modernization	24,900,000
Lord Beaverbrook High School	10-12	Preservation/Major Modernization	6,000,000
Jack James High School	10-12	Preservation/Major Modernization	6,000,000
Thomas B. Riley School	7-9	Preservation/Major Modernization	8,200,000
Robert Warren School	5-9	Preservation/Major Modernization	4,500,000
Nickle School	5-9	Preservation/Major Modernization	8,900,000
Senator Patrick Burns School	5-9	Preservation/Major Modernization	11,000,000
Fairview School	5-9	Preservation/Major Modernization	11,000,000
Louis Riel School	K-9	Preservation/Major Modernization	2,100,000
Altadore School	K-6	Preservation/Major Modernization	3,900,000

With no new school capital funding in the Province’s April 7th budget announcement, the Trustees want to work with the government to develop a long-term plan that will address our need for building schools in developing communities as well as our need to maintain and modernize existing schools.

The CBE is committed to providing safe, secure and well-maintained school buildings along with providing modern learning environments that can accommodate 21st century technologies.

Click to view the entire 2010-2013 School Capital Plan.

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