Designs for Saskatchewan's new P3 schools unveiled
CBC News | Posted: February 22, 2016 8:10 PM | Last Updated: February 22, 2016
Construction at 9 sites expected to be completed by September 2017
Saskatchewan's Ministry of Education showed off the designs for the province's new P3 schools today.
The project will build nine joint-use schools (half public school board, half Catholic) in Regina, Saskatoon, Martensville and Warman.
"It's a great day today because it's another step toward the completion of all these desperately needed schools," said Regina Catholic School Division Board Chair Frank Flegel in a press release.
The schools will hold more than 11,000 students from Pre-kindergarten to Grade 8.
The provincial government will spend $635 million dollars on the project over the next 30 years. That amount covers construction-related costs; the costs of maintenance over 30 years; and the costs of rehabilitation to "keep the schools in like-new condition."
Each of the schools will hold a 90-space childcare centre, as well as community space.
For a link to all of the floor plans of the school, and web cameras that show how construction is going, click here.