The Toronto District School Board has released a comprehensive list of schools requiring repairs.
According to the TDSB, approximately 200 of the 588 active schools have been categorized as in “critical need of repair.”
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The board said $166 million has been allocated by the Ontario government to address the backlog.
Earlier this year the province announced $2.7 billion in renewal funds for the next two school years.
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Officials said none of the repairs listed “represents a health or safety concern for students or staff.”
Click here for a complete list of Toronto schools with needed and scheduled repairs.
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