Temporary Housing For Elementary Students
The students of John Campbell Public Elementary School were relocated to the Lowe building in January 2008 while their school was rebuilt; completion is expected in 2009. In January 2009 Princess Anne Public Elementary School students were also relocated to Lowe while the new Dr. David Suzuki Public School building is constructed; it is due to open in 2010. Giles Campus Public School is a new school (which received approx. 400/1100 of the Bellewood Public Elementary School students)and is housed by Giles until a new school is built.
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