The Ministry of Education is putting $9.5 million towards creating an addition and child-care centre at St. Michael Catholic Elementary School in Woodstock, Ont.
The London District Catholic School Board announced Tuesday that the funds would be used to construct a 10-room addition and an 88-space child-care centre for St. Michael’s Catholic Elementary School in Woodstock.
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“Our enrolment continues to grow at a rapid pace,” said Vince Romeo, LDCSB director of education.
“This project will alleviate capacity pressure at the school and also offer needed daycare spaces to families in the community.”
Approximately 485 students are currently enrolled at St. Michael’s, and more than 510 are registered for the 2022-23 school year.
The addition will create space for an additional 230 students, bringing the total capacity to 600 students in the rapidly growing city.
The LDCSB has received approval for two new elementary schools in London and an expansion at St. Anne’s Catholic Elementary School in St. Thomas over the last few years.
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