The Victorian Government is investing $42 million into planning for school infrastructure projects to fast-track the state’s long-term economic recovery hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes visited the Huon Campus on Friday, announcing that our College is one of 33 schools given the green light to start planning for upgrades and new builds under the Infrastructure Planning and Acceleration Fund. 
Planning for works at Huon Campus receives green light
Wodonga Middle Years College will receive $1.25 Million to plan for the replacement of the Huon Campus Technology Wing. The Victorian School Building Authority will work with school communities and provide principals and school leaders with ‘Bricks & Mortar’ training, which covers the process schools should follow to successfully manage their project.
“The Victorian Government is supporting schools in Wodonga to help their students achieve their best results by planning for a future upgrade for their school community.” Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes.
Developing detailed designs now will mean these projects will be shovel-ready once capital funding is allocated in a future State Budget.
The Victorian Government is investing an unprecedented $7.2 billion in Victorian school infrastructure, which is delivering more than 1,460 school upgrades and 100 new schools by 2026 – ensuring every child can access a great local school where they can achieve their best.
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