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董事会收到了来自学习环境协会（A4LE）的两个奖项。在他们于2017年春季举行的会议上，卡加利教育委员会以对Elbow Park学校和Christine Meikle学校的杰出设施规划和设计奖而获得认可。

“我们为过去两年中开放的所有新学校感到骄傲。我们特别荣幸因我们的CBE员工和主要咨询合作伙伴在这两个独特学校的设计和发展中所付出的努力和创造力而受到认可。” Dany Breton，设施和环境服务主任说。

Elbow Park学校荣获2017年至高奖

至高奖计划表彰了太平洋西北地区（加拿大和美国）杰出的教育设施。这些国际奖项认可以社区的需求和期望为基础的良好规划过程中积极影响教学和学习的学习环境。

新的Elbow Park学校 取代了1926年建造的原建筑，该建筑在2013年洪水中受损。所开发的创新的设计和工程解决方案确保了学校能够保留原始北立面、历史性学习共同体屋顶桁架的精神以及维持原始学校设计的同时，适应未来的创新灵活学习空间。Elbow Park学校从所有参赛作品中被选为最能代表规划、设计和建造现代化学习环境的学校项目。

该学校由Gibbs Gage Architects设计。

Christine Meikle学校是2017年阿尔伯塔奖章得主

A4LE阿尔伯塔分会奖项计划表彰了阿尔伯塔省优秀的教育设施。

Christine Meikle学校从所有阿尔伯塔学校项目中被选为最能代表教学和学习积极影响的优质学习环境的项目。该学校专门为具有认知、医学、情感、感官和行为挑战的中学生设计。学校配有特殊提升装置的教室，帮助学生轻松移动，盐水疗法池配有坡道和抓杆，多感觉室和轮椅无障碍室外游乐区等独特特点。
该学校由Marshall Tittemore Architects设计。

A4LE是一个专业的非营利协会，其唯一使命是改善儿童学习的场所。A4LE认为设施影响着用户的学习、发展和行为；规划过程对于优质设施至关重要；分享和联网改善规划过程；并且有国际标准可以衡量设计。

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The Board of Trustees were presented with two awards from the Association for Learning Environments (A4LE). At their 2017 spring conference, the Calgary Board of Education was recognized for outstanding facility planning and design awards for Elbow Park School and Christine Meikle School.

“We are proud of all of our new schools that have opened in the past two years. We are particularly honoured to be recognized for the hard work and creativity from our CBE staff and prime consultant partners that went into the design and development of these two unique schools,” said Dany Breton, superintendent, facilities and environmental services.

Elbow Park School won the 2017 Pinnacle Award

The Pinnacle Award Program recognizes outstanding education facilities in the Pacific Northwest Region (Canada and USA). These international awards recognize learning environments that positively impact teaching and learning and are a result of a sound planning process that grows out of the needs and expectations of the community.

The new Elbow Park School replaced the original building built in 1926 that was damaged during the 2013 flood. The creative design and engineering solutions developed ensured that the school was able to retain the original north façade, historical learning commons roof trusses and maintain the spirit of the original school design while addressing the future with innovative flexible learning spaces. Elbow Park School was selected from all the entries as the school project that best represented exemplary practice in planning, designing and constructing contemporary learning environments.

The school was designed by Gibbs Gage Architects.

Christine Meikle School was the 2017 Alberta Chapter Award winner

The A4LE Alberta Chapter Award Program recognizes outstanding education facilities in Alberta.

Christine Meikle School was selected from all the Alberta school entries as the project that best represented quality learning environments that positively impact teaching and learning. It was designed specifically for secondary school-age students with cognitive, medical, emotional, sensory and behavioural challenges. The school has classrooms with special lifts to easily maneuver the students, a saltwater therapeutic pool with an access ramp and grab bars, multi-sensory rooms and a wheelchair accessible outdoor play area to name just a few unique features.
The school was designed by Marshall Tittemore Architects.

A4LE is a professional non-profit association whose sole mission is improving the places where children learn. A4LE believes that facilities impact the learning, development and behavior of the users; the planning process is essential for quality facilities; sharing and networking improves the planning process; and that there is an international standard by which to measure designs.