Minister Fullerton: $77.5-M of Disrepair in Kanata-Carleton Schools

Dear Minister Fullerton,

Did you know there is $77.5-million of disrepair in the publicly funded schools in your riding of Kanata-Carleton? We know that you did not sign the Fix Our Schools Pledge during the election, but we also recognize that your government has committed to governing for the People. We trust that safe, healthy, well-maintained school buildings will be a part of this commitment?

We wanted to share the following details of disrepair each school in your riding in the hope that this detailed information would underscore the importance of developing standards of good repair for Ontario schools and also the importance of providing the adequate, stable provincial funding to school boards required for them to meet those new standards and eliminate the $15.9-billion repair backlog that plagues Ontario’s schools.

Total disrepair in each publicly funded school in Kanata-Carleton:

ÉÉP Kanata $319,580
ÉÉP MauriceLapointe $20,888
All Saints 912 $306,903
Georges Vanier CES $2,242,558
Holy Redeemer CES $2,082,527
Holy Trinity 912 $4,721,897
St Anne CES $1,316,438
St Isidore CES $910,734
St James CES $729,318
St Martin de Porres CES $3,249,051
St Michael Fitzroy CES $792,401
ÉÉC ÉlisabethBruyère $145,012
ÉÉC RogerSaintDenis $3,414,797
A Y Jackson SS $11,217,099
Bridlewood Community ES $1,745,852
Castlefrank ES $1,836,442
Earl of March SS $14,929,133
Glen Cairn PS $2,910,013
Jack Donohue Public School $365,098
John Young ES $2,296,648
Katimavik PS $2,369,857
Roch Carrier PS $408,361
Roland Michener PS $3,216,628
South March Public School $37,574
Stephen Leacock PS $5,132,688
Stonecrest ES $278,629
W. Erskine Johnston PS $2,691,957
W. O. Mitchell PS $702,889
West Carleton SS $7,093,157

School conditions matter. They impact student learning, attendance, and health.

We ask that you and your government please prioritize schools as critical infrastructure and take the steps necessary to ensure that the $15.9-billion of disrepair in all of Ontario’s publicly funded schools is eliminated and that schools are safe, healthy, well-maintained buildings that provide environments conducive to learning and working. We look forward to hearing back from you with details on your plan to Fix Ontario’s Schools.

PLEASE NOTE: Fix Our Schools is relying on the most recent disrepair data provided by the Ministry of Education in Fall 2017 and has mapped postal codes provided by the Ministry for each school to riding postal code information from a third party. Therefore, it is possible that there may be small errors in the data provided here and we would be grateful if community members would contact us with any errors.