在2019年3月12日的公共董事会会议上，卡尔加里教育局董事会批准了《2020-2023年三年学校资本计划》（Three-Year School Capital Plan 2020-2023），要求省政府建设8所新学校和进行10个大规模现代化改造。

“过去四年中，开设了23所新学校和完成了四次现代化改造，为我们的学生提供了许多新的或更新的学习空间。然而，我们在维护和扩充基础设施以满足日益增长的卡尔加里学生人数的努力方面仍然落后于曲线，”董事会主席Trina Hurdman说。

卡尔加里教育局计划在2020年开设三所新的小学，分别位于Cranston、Coventry Hills/Country Hills Village和Evergreen社区，并正在进行一所高中的现代化改造。

2020-2023年计划确定了一个优先级排序的资本清单，包括新学校建设和大规模现代化改造的请求，这是阿尔伯塔省教育部的要求。所有项目的总成本超过3.63亿加元。

卡尔加里教育局不决定何时建造新学校。省政府确定新学校的地点、时间和方式。每年，学校董事会向阿尔伯塔省教育部提交《三年学校资本计划》。该计划确定了新学校建设和大规模现代化的优先事项。

“这个资本计划反映了对我们老旧学校的重点关注，其中许多需要基础设施投资。事实上，许多这些现代化改造计划在我们的资本计划中已经有多年了，”设施和环境服务主管Dany Breton说。“我们将继续与省政府合作，获得支持对老化设施的维护的资金，以提升城市各地学生的学习机会。”

2014年，董事会在经过全面审查，包括公众参与后，批准了学校资本项目的修订排名标准。这些标准基于数据，并为所有社区建立了公平和公正的程序。

阿尔伯塔省教育厅要求在2019年4月1日之前提交该计划。

At the March 12, 2019 public board meeting, the Calgary Board of Education Board of Trustees approved the Three-Year School Capital Plan 2020-2023, requesting 8 new schools and 10 major modernizations from the Provincial Government.

“Over the past four years, the opening of 23 new schools and the completion of four modernizations has helped provide many new or newer learning spaces for our students. However, we are still behind the curve in our efforts to maintain and expand our infrastructure to meet the needs of an ever-growing number of Calgary students,” said Trina Hurdman, Board Chair.

The CBE is scheduled to open three new elementary schools in 2020, in the communities of Cranston, Coventry Hills/Country Hills Village and Evergreen, and has one high school modernization under development.

The 2020-23 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 $363 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.

“This capital plan reflects a shift in emphasis toward our older schools, many of which are in need of infrastructure investment. In fact, many of these modernizations having been on our capital plan for years,” said Dany Breton, superintendent Facilities and Environmental Services. “We will continue to work with the province to obtain funding that supports the upkeep of aging facilities with the objective of enhancing the learning opportunities of students across the City.”

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, 2019.