Programs
At R.T alderman there is NSA National Sports Academy for the athletes, you can be in NSA soccer, NSA Hockey or NSA Lacrosse. There is an amazing music program. With the band being on of the best in the Province. And English Program. Winning many awards for its excellence. Also has an art and drama program. Where plays are put on yearly, with months of practices. In the 2009-2010 year, the production was "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", in 2010-2011 "Little Shop of Horrors", in 2011-2012 "Grease and in 2012-2013 The Wizard Of OZ (musical). Almost the whole school year is spent practising for these plays. Two second language courses are available, French or Spanish, which have recently been made optional.
Many extra program outside of school include:
-Trip to Quebec
-West Coast Sailing trip with SEAS (for grade 9)
-Band camp (Only for those in band)
-Sports teams
- and much more
The default follow-up for most RTA students is Lord Beaverbrook High School
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