Crews have broken ground at what will be the future site of Brampton\u2019s first French-language Catholic\u00a0 high school, with space for more than 400 students.<\/p>\n
The new 63,000 square foot school is being built on a 10.7-acre lot at the intersection of Veterans Drive and Creditview Road in Brampton, operated by the Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir school board.<\/p>\n
The board says the land subdivision process is underway, and in March said it was awaiting a response from the Ministry of Education regarding the request for additional funding.<\/p>\n
Shovels officially went into the ground at the site last week, and Brampton MPP Amarjot Sandhu said the province \u201cis investing $43.8M, including $27.5M in additional funding, to create 410 new student spaces for local families.\u201d<\/p>\n
Sandhu didn\u2019t say when the province expected the school to open.<\/p>\n
The land was purchased in 2023, and planning documents show the school will be a two-storey, 5,866 square-metre \u201cregional\u201d secondary school, supporting \u201cstudents from a wide geographic area, resulting in over 90 (per cent) of students being bussed.\u201d<\/p>\n
Proud to attend the groundbreaking of Brampton\u2019s first-ever French-language Catholic secondary school, opening right here in Brampton West. \ud83c\uddeb\ud83c\uddf7\ud83c\udfeb<\/p>\n
The @ONgov<\/a> is investing $43.8M, including $27.5M in additional funding, to create 410 new student spaces for local families. pic.twitter.com\/XEXTOfKM4E<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Amarjot Sandhu (@sandhuamarjot1) May 4, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n