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Opinion: Calgary council finds creative ways to tackle classroom crowding

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Calgary’s schools are overflowing with students, with more than 97,000 K-12 students moving to the province since 2021. In recent years, we’ve realized it isn’t possible to build new schools at the speed of a U-Haul travelling the Trans-Canada Highway, much less a 747 bound for YYC.
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