mandel says alberta party would create 60,000 new spots for students over four years - projector for school education

The Alberta Party has promised to increase funding for school building and classroom support if elected.
Leader Stephen Mandel shared the highlights of the party's education platform at a press conference in west Edmonton on Thursday.
If elected, Mandel said, his party will create 60,000 new places for students in four years, and they will redistribute funds from other places to complete the work.
"We can find absolute efficiency.
"We need to put pressure on the school board to find ways to reduce costs," Mandel said . ".
The party plans to increase spending on school construction and modernization by about $0. 19 billion, which is expected to cover 25 projects in addition to the programs already planned for Alberta Education.
The average is $7.
5 million per project
The price of A primary school is over $20 million, the price of secondary school is as high as $35 million, the price of high school is $79 million, and the starting price of A series of modern projects is $9 million.
The party must help the school board to better serve students with disabilities and challenges.
This is about building the capacity of the education system to adapt to the growth and changing needs of middle school students in modern classrooms, Mandel said.
A background document on the education platform also includes a plan to raise the age limit for education funding from 19 to 25 so that more adults can complete high school education.
"I think we have to be realistic about the cost of doing these things and not deceive the public," he said . ".
"The Albertans must decide whether it is worth it or not.
Election Day in Alberta is Tuesday.