Sites announced for two new Halifax schools

Posted Apr 16, 2015 06:03:08 PM.

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The province has decided on sites for two new schools for the Halifax Regional School Board.

A new high school will be built on former municipal property at the Eastern Passage Commons.

And a new P to 9 school will be built on the former property of Prince Arthur Junior High, and will bring together students from that school and Southdale-North Woodside.

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