Building & Modernizing Schools
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Modulars are stand-alone or attached classrooms that can provide additional learning spaces for schools that are full or reaching maximum capacity. They also provide flexibility to accommodate students as they can be removed or relocated as needed.
Each year, the CBE submits requests for modular classroomsto Alberta Education & Childcare through the Modular Classroom Program. The province provides new modulars, as well as funding for the relocation, demolition or replacement of existing modulars.
Demolishing modulars that are at the end of their useful life cycle reduces expensive recurring operating expenses (i.e., heat, electricity and maintenance).
Below is the list of school modular classroom projects, organized by expected completion date:
Banting & Best
| |
Completed 2025 |
Belfast
| |
Completed 2025 |
Buffalo Rubbing Stone
| | Completed 2025
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Connaught | |
Completed 2025 |
Colonel Irvine | |
Completed 2025 |
Grant MacEwan
| | Completed 2025
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Kenneth D. Taylor
| | Completed 2025
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Nelson Mandela | |
Completed 2025
|
Olympic Heights
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Completed 2025 |
Peter Lougheed | |
Completed 2025 |
Somerset
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Completed 2025
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Hugh A. Bennett
| | Fall 2025 |
| Joane Cardinal-Schubert | |
Fall 2025
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North Trail
| |
Fall 2025
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Mahogany
| | Fall 2025
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| Prairie Sky | - 3 + 1 Bathroom New
4 Relocations
| Fall 2025
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Centennial*
| | TBD
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EP Scarlett*
| | TBD
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James Short
| | TBD
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John Diefenbaker*
| | TBD
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Mount Royal*
| | TBD
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* Final number of modular units will be determined after tender.
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