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Frequently Asked Questions: ELE Replacement

Frequently Asked Questions: ELE Replacement

If you have a question that is not on this list or you would like to report a concern, you can email us at ELEConstruction@sd42.ca. Questions will be answered within two business days. To ask your question or report a concern anonymously, provide your feedback here.

The list of frequently asked questions below will be updated as other common questions are identified.

How long is construction expected to last?

Site preparation began mid-May 2024, and the new school is anticipated to open January 2026.

We anticipate that the old school facility will be demolished, a new playfield will be built, and the site development will be completed by December 2026.

Where can I find a site plan that outlines all access points?
What changes can we expect in traffic patterns around the school during construction?
How will construction affect the usual pick-up and drop-off routines for students?
Will there still be access to walk to school grounds from 227th street through the pathway to the school?
How will daycare families access the daycare?
Will there be any changes to school routines during the construction period?
What measures are in place to ensure the safety of students and pedestrians near the construction site?
What are the working hours for the construction site?
Will school operations be affected by construction noise or disruptions?
How will you ensure the construction site is secure during and after school hours?
As a neighbour/community member, whom can I contact if I have a time-sensitive issue after hours related to the site?
Whom can I contact for more information or to report concerns about the construction?
How will emergency services access the school in case of an emergency during construction?
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