The newly constructed building in College Heights hasn't been used since its completion in January.
The new daycare at 8008 Malaspina Ave. is to be operated by Kool Cats Kid Care run by the College Heights Community Association.
“There's a lease agreement that we don't think is going to be feasible for us moving forward,” said acting superintendent Pam Spooner.The district has six community-run childcare programs providing145 spaces for children from zero to five and 14 community-run programs providing 400 before-and-after-school care spaces for children five to 13, as well as early learning Strong Start programming.
She noted that SD57 is also working on a number of its own grant applications to expand its childcare services. Petrovic said she had hoped they would be able to open the building back in February or maybe March but they are still waiting.
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