Low enrolment at Vancouver’s new aboriginal school | Vancouver Sun
A Vancouver board of education plan to open an aboriginal-focus school at Macdonald elementary in September appears to have encountered a snag. As of mid-July, only six students had registered for the K-3 program, according to a story in the Vancouver Courier. The board said it needed at least 12.
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