Christian Heritage eyes adding high school classes
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The principal of Christian Heritage School in Brandon has confirmed that the school is considering adding high school to its curriculum.
Raquel Peters said discussions are underway about the possibility of high school education, but that no details were available.
“We are considering the possibility of expanding into high school,” Peters said in an email to the Sun on Thursday. “At this time, however, there is no further information to share.”
A community member told the Sun on Wednesday that the school was looking at starting Grade 9 classes in the 2026-27 school year — a detail that has not been confirmed.
The community member said that a meeting had been held on Tuesday to discuss the possible expansion.
The Sun reached out to several board members at the school, but only one responded and wouldn’t comment on the matter.
The school, located at 2025 26th St., currently offers kindergarten through Grade 8, as well as a licensed nursery school program. It is a non-profit, non-denominational school funded in partnership with member families.
The school has roughly 140 students, according to its website, and partners with the Brandon School Division to provide band, home economics and industrial arts programs.
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