January 2008

Buffalo Trail School Division is receiving funding to modernize Wainwright High School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Black Gold Regional Division is receiving funding for the modernization of Thorsby Elementary School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

St. Paul Education Regional Division is receiving funding for the modernization of Racette Junior High and St. Paul Elementary schools. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Grande Prairie Roman Catholic Separate School District is receiving funding to replace St. Mary’s School in Sexsmith. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Grasslands Regional Division is receiving funding for the modernization of Alcoma School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Fort Vermilion School Division is receiving funding for the modernization of Rainbow Lake School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Palliser Regional Division is receiving funding to modernize Picture Butte Junior/Senior High School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Red Deer Catholic Regional Division is receiving funding for a new starter school in Olds. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Sturgeon School Division is receiving funding to modernize Namao School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

High Prairie School Division is receiving funding to modernize Kinuso School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Elk Island Public Schools Regional Division is receiving funding to modernize Fort Saskatchewan Elementary Christian School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Wild Rose School Division is receiving funding to modernize H.W. Pickup Junior High School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Separate Regional Division and the Lethbridge School District are receiving funding to complete construction of West Lethbridge High School campus. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Horizon School Division is receiving funding to modernize two schools in Vauxhall. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

Aspen View Regional Division is receiving funding for the modernization of Vilna School. This is part of a $190-million investment from the government’s Capital Account that will support 20 school infrastructure projects across Alberta and the purchase of 20 new steel-framed modular classrooms.
 

The Alberta government is moving ahead with the planning and construction of 14 new schools that will focus on innovative new design concepts for middle and senior high schools for Calgary and Edmonton regions.
 

Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools is receiving funding to replace Griffiths-Scott Middle School in Millet. The investment comes from $65-million in unanticipated second-quarter surplus funding that will support eight school projects across Alberta.
 

Northern Gateway Regional Division is receiving funding for the modernization of Hilltop Junior/Senior High School in Whitecourt. The investment comes from $65-million in unanticipated second-quarter surplus funding that will support eight school projects across Alberta.
 

Provincial land will be freed up for housing that is affordable for families and seniors, and vacant school sites may be used for other much-needed community services such as libraries and fire halls thanks to new provincial initiatives.
 

The province has asked three groups to submit proposals to develop 18 new schools for Calgary and Edmonton as a public-private partnership. The request follows the close of the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) stage that resulted in four submissions from interested consortia.
 

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