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TAPS program switching locations

The School District 57 Transitional Alternative Program (TAPS) will now be held at the John McInnis Centre. It is moving from its previous location at the College of New Caledonia.

“Based on the needs of the current cohort of TAPS students and the anticipated changes in staffing expected early in the new year, the Administration for the Centre for Learning Alternatives has decided to relocate the TAPS to the John McInnis Centre effective November 7, 2018,” said Centre for Learning Alternative Principal, Curtis MacDonald, in a statement.

The partnership between CNC and SD 57 will continue and is not affected by the move.

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