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Capital Planning

Last updated on April 30, 2025

The capital plan submissions from boards of education are used by the Ministry of Infrastructure to determine which priority capital projects may be included in the ministry’s capital plan for the following fiscal year. The capital plan submissions also provide the ministry with important insight into future year capital priorities, which can be used for longer term government planning and the determination of potential future capital funding requirements for the public education system.

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Capital Plan Instructions

 

Child Care Capital Planning

The 2024-25 and 2025-26 calls for submission are now closed.

The ministry has started to select 2024-25 submissions and notify school districts if they have been selected to move forward. Unsuccessful applicants will also be notified. Updates on submissions for 2025-26 will be provided in the coming weeks.

School districts with questions about capital funding for child care or capital concept development can contact their Regional Director and Planning Officer team. School districts with questions about child care operational planning and programming can contact the Child Care Community Development team at ccdevsupport@gov.bc.ca

For more information, refer to the Capital Plan Instructions.

 

School Site Acquisition Charge

The School Sites Acquisition Charge (SSAC) is a charge per dwelling unit to be paid by residential developers. The charge collected by local government is transferred to school boards to help them to fund for new school sites needed as a result of new residential development.

 

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