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Calgary School Projects As of October 31, 2018 Calgary School Projects Attachment 1 As of October 31, 2018 Project Project Type Jurisdiction Grades Project Status All Saints High School New Calgary Roman Catholic 10-12 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Aspen Woods New Elementary New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete Auburn Bay Elementary School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-6 Tendered Separate School District No. 1 Auburn Bay Middle (Design New Calgary School District No. 19 5-9 Planning only) Auburn Bay School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete Bowness High School Modernization Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Complete Buffalo Rubbing Stone School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete Chinook Learning Centre Modernization Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Planning Christine Meikle School Replacement Calgary School District No. 19 7-12 Complete Copperfield School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete Coventry Hills High School New Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Planning (Design Only) Coventry Hills/Country Hills New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Design Village Elementary School Cranston Elementary School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Design Cranston New Middle School New Calgary School District No. 19 5-9 Complete Dr. Martha Cohen School New Calgary School District No. 19 5-9 Complete École du Nouveau-Monde New Southern Francophone K-6 Complete Education Region No. 4 École La Mosaïque New Southern Francophone K-6 Complete Education Region No. 4 Eric Harvie School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete Evanston Elementary School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-6 Planning Separate School District No. 1 Evergreen Elementary School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Design Forest Lawn High School Modernization Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Tendered Guardian Angel School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-6 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Jack James High School Modernization Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Complete James Fowler High School Modernization Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Complete Kenneth D. Taylor School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete Lord Beaverbrook High School Modernization Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Complete Mahogany Elementary School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Planning Mahogany New Elementary New Calgary Roman Catholic K-6 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Marshall Springs School New Calgary School District No. 19 5-9 Complete Martindale New Elementary New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete McKenzie Highlands School New Calgary School District No. 19 5-9 Complete Page 1 of 3 Calgary School Projects Attachment 1 As of October 31, 2018 Project Project Type Jurisdiction Grades Project Status Montgomery School lease from Modernization Foundations for the Future 9-12 Planning CBE Charter Academy Charter School Society Nelson Mandela High School New Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Complete New Brighton School New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete Niitsitapi Learning Centre Modernization Calgary School District No. 19 K-3 Complete Notre Dame High School Addition Calgary Roman Catholic 10-12 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Our Lady of Grace School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-9 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Our Lady of the Rosary School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-6 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Peter Lougheed School New Calgary School District No. 19 5-9 Complete Phase II of Montgomery Modernization Foundations for the Future K-12 Planning Charter Academy Charter School Society Prince of Peace School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-9 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Saddle Ridge New Elementary New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete SE/Seton New High School New Calgary School District No. 19 10-12 Construction Sherwood New K-9 School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-9 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Silverado New Elementary New Calgary School District No. 19 K-4 Complete Silverado New K-9 School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-9 Complete Separate School District No. 1 Skyview Ranch New Calgary School District No. 19 K-9 Planning Elementary/Middle School Project Skyview Ranch New K-9 New Calgary Roman Catholic K-9 Complete School Separate School District No. 1 Springbank Hill New K-9 New Calgary School District No. 19 K-9 Complete School St. Cyril School Modernization Calgary Roman Catholic K-9 Complete Separate School District No. 1 St. Francis High School Modernization Calgary Roman Catholic 10-12 Construction Separate School District No. 1 St. Marguerite School New Calgary Roman Catholic K-6 Complete Separate School District No. 1 St. Vincent de Paul Modernization Calgary Roman Catholic K-9 Complete Elementary/Junior High School Separate School District No. 1 Ste. Marguerite Bourgeoys Modernization Southern Francophone K-12 Complete School Education Region No. 4 West Springs/Cougar Ridge New Calgary School District No. 19 5-9 Complete New Middle School Page 2 of 3 Calgary School Projects Attachment 1 As of October 31, 2018 Project Project Type Jurisdiction Grades Project Status Westmount Mid-High School Modernization Westmount Charter School 5-12 Complete Society William D. Pratt School New Calgary School District No. 19 5-9 Complete Youth Campus Education Modernization Calgary Arts Academy Society 4-9 Complete Centre Page 3 of 3.
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