Locations revealed of 10 new Edmonton schools previously announced in Alberta budget

Edmontonians now know where the 10 school projects previously announced by the Alberta government – eight new schools and two replacement schools – will be located.

The 10 public-school projects are being funding through Alberta’s 2026 budget.

They will belong to three school divisions: Edmonton Public Schools (four new schools); Edmonton Catholic Schools (two new, one replacement); and Conseil scolaire Centre-Nord (two new, one replacement).

The province calculates the projects will create or renovate more than 8,400 student spaces.

“Budget 2026 is building schools where Edmonton families need them most – investing in new and replacement schools that give students modern, well-equipped classrooms closer to home as the city continues to grow,” said Demetrios Nicolaides, Alberta’s minister of education and child care.

Here’s where the schools will be located.

Edmonton Public Schools

• K-9 in Aster (in design phase)
• K-6 in Crystallina Nera (in planning phase)
• K-9 in River’s Edge (in planning phase)
• K-9 in Stillwater (in design phase)

Edmonton Catholic Schools

• High school in Windermere/Glenridding Heights (in planning phase)
• K-9 in Kirkness (in planning phase)
• St. Alphonsus School site (replacement school / in planning phase)

Conseil scolaire Centre-Nord

• École Jean-Claude Mahé (replacement school / in planning phase)
• ECS-6 in southwest Edmonton (in planning phase)
• K-6 in north Edmonton (in planning phase)

The province says the 10 new school projects brings the total number of public-school projects underway in the city to 37.

The Alberta government adds 80,000 students have joined the province’s school system in the past three years.