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District 72 ramps up for new school year

It’s back to class on Tuesday for students in our region!

In Campbell River, Superintendent Tom Longridge says some major seismic upgrades are on the go at a local school…

Meanwhile Longridge says although the final student count won’t be in for several weeks, there will likely be only a slight drop in the number of students heading back to class.

He says School District 72 is dealing with a structural deficit in the range of half-a-million, to three quarters-of-a million dollars.

School is back in session on Tuesday after the long weekend.

Marc Mulvaney
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