École Laurier (Former Holy Family School)

Originally known as Holy Family School, the building was erected in 1927. The project includes interior redesigns and transformations within the existing building, including classrooms, daycare facilities, a gymnasium, multipurpose rooms, and administrative offices. The project involved taking over the building occupied by the Lajeunesse Community Recreation Center and converting it into a 21-class primary school to meet the increasing demand in the area. The building is not listed in the Quebec Cultural Heritage Directory. However, it is considered one of the buildings of significant heritage value in the study conducted by the territory and heritage enhancement department of the Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc Extension borough of the city of Montreal.