The Public Schools Branch is recommending changing where some students should go to school in the Charlottetown area. The move is in response to a new high school being built in Stratford. More than 600 students from the Stratford and Donagh areas will eventually go there, which means a chance to balance the number of students at other schools. CBC’s Connor Lamont reports.
P.E.I.’s Public Schools Branch is looking to make changes to where some students will go to high school in the Charlottetown area in the years ahead.
The PSB recently released a report on rezoning students in the capital city in order to prepare for a new high school slated to open across the Hillsborough River in Stratford in just over two years.
More than 600 students from the Stratford and Donagh areas will eventually go there, instead of the two high schools in Charlottetown attended by the …