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Population pressures leave schools at capacity as Queensland set to open four new state schools

Four new state schools costing almost $330 million will open their gates to students in south-east Queensland next week, as the region grapples with the pressures of soaring population growth.

The campuses include South Rock State School in Logan, Ripley Central State School and Woogaroo Creek State School in Ipswich, and Palmview State Secondary College on the Sunshine Coast.

Seven more schools are in the pipeline for south-east Queensland in 2024, as nearby schools reach capacity.

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