Among these schools are Armidale Secondary College (pictured), Ballina Coast High School and Arthur Phillip High School.
The new and innovative Ballina school which opened in 2019 has a total of 63 new classrooms, ready to take on more students, along with six outdoor learning spaces.
The school has become known quickly for its impressive indoor sports and community centre with four sports courts which are open to the public.
As a community, Ballina has benefited from the joint-use project which is a first of its kind in Regional NSW.
Further south, the first high-rise public high school stands tall. The 17-storey school is large enough to educate 2000 students.
The new $121 million dollar school will welcome students into the school tomorrow and a range of guests will be attending the auspicious event.
Guests include Northern Tableands MP Adam Marshall, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, Deputy Premier John Barilaro and Education Minister Sarah Mitchell.
“How exciting to think next week 1,500 students will wake-up knowing they are about to embark on their educational journey, in one of the most state-of-the-art schools in NSW,” Mr Marshall said.
Mr Marshall also said construction and planning of two other sections of the school will continue including a $3 million Agriculture lab.