在2019年3月10日的公开董事会会议上，卡尔加里教育委员会董事会批准了三年校园资本计划2021-24的申请书，向省政府申请了十三个新建和大型现代化项目。其中包括三所新学校和十所现代化项目。

卡尔加里教育委员会计划于2020年开设三所新小学，分别是位于Cranston社区的Sybilla Kiddle School，位于Coventry Hills/Country Hills Village社区的Northern Lights School和位于Evergreen社区的Dr. Freda Miller School。CBE还在Skyview Ranch、Mahogany和Auburn Bay社区开发了新的学校，并在北卡尔加里进行了一项高中项目。

“我们很高兴在未来几年为我们的学生开设八所新的学校和一个现代化的学习空间。随着我们的学生人数和我们的城市继续增长，学生接近他们居住地的学习空间仍然是我们系统的优先事项。”委员会主席Marilyn Dennis说道。 “批准的资本计划要求政府在不断发展的社区中再建造三所新学校，同时解决我们对现代化学校空间的需求。”

2021-24年的计划确定了一个包含新学校建设和重大现代化请求的优先资本清单，根据阿尔伯塔省教育部的要求。所有项目的总成本超过262.4万美元。

卡尔加里教育委员会不决定何时建造新学校。省政府决定何时、何地以及如何建造新学校。每年，学校董事会向阿尔伯塔省教育部提交一个三年校园资本计划。该计划确定新学校建设和重大现代化的优先事项。

“我们超过一半的学校已有超过50年的历史。今年的资本计划确实显示出我们将重点放在现代化十所现有学校上，以确保我们系统中的所有学生都能享受到良好的学习环境。”Dennis说道。

2014年，经过广泛参与的全面审查后，董事会批准了学校资本项目的修订排名标准。这些标准以数据为基础，为所有社区建立了公平公正的过程。

阿尔伯塔省教育部要求该计划在2020年4月1日前提交。

At the March 10, 2019 public board meeting, the Calgary Board of Education Board of Trustees approved the Three-Year School Capital Plan 2021-24 requesting thirteen new construction and major modernization projects from the Provincial Government. This includes three new schools and ten modernizations.

The CBE is scheduled to open three new elementary schools in 2020, Sybilla Kiddle School in the community of Cranston, Northern Lights School in the community of Coventry Hills/Country Hills Village and Dr. Freda Miller School in the community of Evergreen. The CBE also has new  schools in development in the communities of Skyview Ranch, Mahogany and Auburn Bay and a high school project in North Calgary.

“We are pleased to be opening eight new schools and one modernized learning space for our students in the coming years. As our student population and our city continues to grow, space for students close to where they live continues to be a priority for our system,” says Marilyn Dennis, Chair, Board of Trustees. “The approved Capital Plan asks the government for an additional three new schools in growing communities, while addressing our need for modernized school spaces.”

The 2021-24 plan identifies a single prioritized capital list consisting of both new school construction and major modernization requests, as required by Alberta Education. The total cost of all of the projects is over $262.4 million.

The Calgary Board of Education does not decide when new schools are built. The Provincial Government determines where, when and how new schools are built. Each year, school boards submit a Three-Year School Capital Plan to Alberta Education. The plan identifies priorities for new school construction and major modernizations.

“More than half of our schools are more than 50 years old. This year’s Capital Plan does show a shift in our focus to modernizing ten existing schools, ensuring that all students in our system have access to great learning spaces,” said Dennis.

In 2014 the Board of Trustees approved revised ranking criteria for school capital projects after a thorough review that included public engagement. The criteria are data driven and establish a fair and equitable process for all communities.

Alberta Education requires the plan to be submitted by April 1, 2020.