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UPGRADES FOR FORT QU'APPELLE & INDIAN HEAD SCHOOLS

Released on June 21, 2000

The provincial government is investing $385,000 on improvements at schools in

Fort Qu'appelle and Indian Head.



They'll use the money to improve the heating and ventilation systems at the

Indian Head Elementary School and build two new portable classrooms at Bert Fox

High School in Fort Qu'appelle.



"Our government is investing in improved learning environments for our students

with a 20 per cent increase in capital funding over last year," Education

Minister Jim Melenchuk said. "This includes an additional $5 million from the

Centenary Fund. Approximately 115 school construction, renovation or upgrading

projects will be funded this year for a total of $29.2 million.



"We are committed to working with school divisions to ensure students have

comfortable and well-equipped learning facilities."



In the first release of project approvals, Saskatchewan Education has approved

55 projects. The remaining projects will be approved and allocated to school

divisions throughout the fiscal year.



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For more information, contact:



Cal Kirby

Saskatchewan Education

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-6040

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