Struggling kids find a new home but others wanted it

By B.c Lewis
Updated November 18 2014 - 3:27pm, first published 12:00am
School co-ordinator Brad Ellis with students Charmaine Pitts, 17, of Lawson and Sara Owen, 16 of Woodford outside their new building: "It gives us the ability to expand and develop our programs and curriculum."
School co-ordinator Brad Ellis with students Charmaine Pitts, 17, of Lawson and Sara Owen, 16 of Woodford outside their new building: "It gives us the ability to expand and develop our programs and curriculum."

The Blue Mountains Youth College has found a home in the Rural Fire Service building at Lawson but the council decision, which also looked at usage of two back rooms in the Mechanics Institute, has left the Friends of the Mechanics Institute "gobsmacked".

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