The Campbell River School District has received official approval from the Province for funding to rebuild key facilities at Carihi Secondary School.
SD72 says the funding marks a major milestone following the November 2024 fire that damaged the school’s A wing, including the gym and several learning spaces.
With approval now in place, district staff will begin working to move the project forward as quickly as possible, starting with plans to begin repairs to the gym.
Board Chair Craig Gillis acknowledged how important the spaces are for students, staff, and the wider community.
He said they appreciate the strong advocacy from the community and a shared commitment to restoring Carihi Secondary.
The district can now move ahead on timelines, requests for proposals, and next steps.
More details, including design and construction timelines, will be shared as they are confirmed.
To learn more, visit Campbell River School District 72.
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