Catholic School Board to work out of St. Pats for time being

With the recent fire to the office of the Catholic School Board, a temporary location change will be taking effect.

The School Board will now be running out of St. Patrick High School, at 5010 44 Street.

Executive Assistant to the Superintendent Cathy Zenko reached to media outlets to give the update. She said, via email, that the “Central Office will have an alternative location by April 3rd.

Zenko also stated that extensive damage was done to the building.

Information on the fire is available here.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
News Reporter

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