Those with questions or opinions on the new school in South Ridge are invited to attend an informational evening Nov. 21 at the Southside Events Centre.
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Those with questions or opinions on the new school in South Ridge are invited to attend an informational evening Nov. 21 at the Southside Events Centre.
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Parents in a south Calgary neighbourhood are surprised and suspicious to hear the city’s public school board has plans to reopen an area school just three years after it was shuttered due to insufficient student numbers.
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Staff, parents, and students are hoping to make the 2013-14 school year at Satinwood School its best yet, because it may well be its last.
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As students continue to pour into Grande Prairie and area schools, the Peace Wapiti School Division (PWSD) is asking for provincial assistance in coping with crowding.
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The Parkland School Division looked into its future at the official sign unveiling of Spruce Grove’s new K-9 school on Oct. 4.
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More students are in desks across each of the six Central Alberta school divisions, even if some of those desks are now in what were once staff rooms or libraries.
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Named after one of Fort McMurray’s first female pioneers, a meteorologist and gardening enthusiast, officials announced another new school for the region, Christina Gordon Public School, set to open two years from now in Timberlea.
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The province has kicked in $142.5 million to pay for a major expansion at the University of Calgary’s Schulich School of Engineering that will pave the way for at least 400 new students to study at the facility.
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The Grande Prairie and District Catholic Schools board is lobbying for new space in the Royal Oaks neighbourhood.
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Both the Lethbridge public school district and the Holy Spirit Catholic school division have more students than they predicted in their classrooms this year, fulfilling their predictions for increases in enrolment.
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