unused Wolf Creek Juvenile Corrections Centre which is leased by the Department of National Defence from the Yukon Government. Whitehorse Cadet Summer Training Centre offers a variety of courses and activities that focus on general training, leadership, and expedition training up to the instructor level. Courses are two, three, and six weeks long and are offered throughout the summer. Personnel are drawn primarily from the territories, but many come from across Canada. The training centre also hosts members of the United Kingdom's Army Cadet Force and Combined Cadet Force. Education Whitehorse has several schools as part of a Yukon Government operated public school system. Except for École Émilie-Tremblay, Yukon does not have school boards. However, each school has a council composed of three to seven elected positions for two-year terms, consisting of (and elected by) citizens residing in the school's assigned area and parents of students attending the school. All teachers are employed directly by the Department of Education, and there are no tuition fees to be paid to attend elementary and secondary institutions with the exception of the Wood Street School, which offers specialized experiential programs for high school students in the sciences and arts. Yukon schools follow British Columbia's school curriculum. Primary education (K-3) Grey Mountain Primary Elementary education (K-7) Christ the King Elementary (Catholic) Elijah Smith Elementary Golden Horn Elementary Hidden Valley Elementary Holy Family Elementary (Catholic) Jack Hulland Elementary Selkirk Elementary (French and English Immersion) Takhini Elementary École Whitehorse Elementary (French and late French Immersion) Secondary education Vanier Catholic Secondary School (Catholic) F.H. Collins Secondary School (English and French Immersion) Porter Creek Secondary School French First Language school (K-12) École Émilie-Tremblay Specialized programs Wood St. School (programs are attended by students drawn from the high schools) Individual Learning Centre (for students who have had trouble in the regular school program and are not attending school) Post-secondary education Yukon University, offering mostly college diplomas and some university degrees through ties with various universities (Northern British Columbia, Alaska Southeast, UArctic, Regina, Alberta) Media Broadcast Radio Whitehorse is also served by CIY270, a Weatheradio Canada station broadcasting at 162.400 MHz on the weather band. Television Local cable provider NorthwesTel hosts three local television channels: Community Cable 9, an advertisement slide-show channel and a public service channel. CBC Television operated an affiliate in Whitehorse, CFWH-TV, from 1968 to 2012. Initially served using the Frontier Coverage Package until Anik satellite broadcasts