Province announces site for new SOSD school

The new K-5 school in Amber Trails will accommodate 450 to 600 students

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The northwest area of Winnipeg is growing rapidly, creating a demand for new facilities to address the needs of the new residents.

 

A new school for the Amber Trails area was essential, and on June 7, the province announced funding for the construction of a new Seven Oaks School Division dual-track kindergarten to Grade 5 school on Templeton Avenue east of Pipeline Road. This is one of the seven new schools the province has committed to building in the next few years.

A new school for the Amber Trails area was essential, and on June 7, the province announced funding for the construction of a new Seven Oaks School Division dual-track kindergarten to Grade 5 school on Templeton Avenue east of Pipeline Road. This is one of the seven new schools the province has committed to building in the next few years.

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Community members join Kildonan MLA Nic Curry, Seven Oaks School Division board chair Derek Dabee, Premier Brian Pallister, Coun. Devi Sharma and Minister of Education and Training Ian Wishart on June 7 for the announcement of a new kindergarten to Grade 5 school in Amber Trails.
Photo by Ligia Braidotti Community members join Kildonan MLA Nic Curry, Seven Oaks School Division board chair Derek Dabee, Premier Brian Pallister, Coun. Devi Sharma and Minister of Education and Training Ian Wishart on June 7 for the announcement of a new kindergarten to Grade 5 school in Amber Trails.

 

“Our community is a growing community. Over the past decade, Seven Oaks (School Division) has been the fastest growing and most crowded school division in Manitoba,” Derek Dabee, SOSD board chair, said. “This new school will ease the overcrowding of seven of our schools, and this means few students will be bussed out of the area into other schools where there is some room for them.”

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Premier Brian Pallister speaks with Seven Oaks School Division superintendent Brian O’Leary at the new school site announcement on June 7.
Photo by Ligia Braidotti Premier Brian Pallister speaks with Seven Oaks School Division superintendent Brian O’Leary at the new school site announcement on June 7.
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