New French School Opening in Mississauga

 

It's clear to see that the province thinks accommodating Mississauga's French students is a bonne idee - a good idea. 

Ontario is investing 17 million dollars into a new, state of the art facility for French students from junior kindergarten to grade six. 

The L’ecole elementaire Mississauga Nord (North Mississauga elementary school) will accommodate 360 students. The school celebrated its ground-breaking on Tuesday morning. 

The school will be located in the area of Derry and Mavis on 5,27 acres. 

"Our government is proud to invest in capital projects like the new L’ecole elementaire Mississauga Nord that supports students by giving them improved facilities and greater opportunities to learn in a high-quality environment," said Minister of Education Mitzie Hunter in a news release. 

The school is part of the Conseil scolaire Viamonde, the school board that manages French public schools in the central southwest area of Ontario. The board currently manages more than 11,000 students in total. 

The province's investment in the school is part of a larger plan to work with school boards and provide local students with the best possible learning environment.