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MINISTER APPROVES RENOVATIONS FOR CENTRAL BUTTE SCHOOL

Released on April 29, 1997

Education Minister Pat Atkinson today announced that the Department of

Education will provide $500,000 in 1997 toward further renovations to

Central Butte School.



"In March, the government released a good new budget for education,"

Atkinson said. "Capital grants to help upgrade and modernize our

schools increased by $5 million this year. It is because of this

increase that I am able to announce these renovations which will

enhance the quality of education in Central Butte. We are committed to

providing a safe and healthy learning environment for children

throughout Saskatchewan."



Once initial design work is completed, the Department will be able to

determine what additional funds will be required in 1998 to complete

the project. The renovations are required due to air quality problems

resulting from damaged sewer lines and air ducts under the school.

This project was split into phases to address the most serious health

and safety problems first. Phase one was done in 1994.



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For more information, contact:



Cal Kirby

Saskatchewan Education

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-6040

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