The new school will have 26 classrooms, a kitchen for student meal programs, and a staircase that can be used for school gatherings.
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It will also feature a cultural centre for Indigenous programming and ceremonies, designed to reflect Indigenous culture and celebrate the local landscape.The provincial government is spending $30 million to build the school — one of“Our government is committed to investing in education across our province and especially in the north by providing modern, safe and inclusive learning environments for students to grow and learn,” Education Minister Dustin Duncan said in a prepared statement.
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