MOH Appeals To Corporate Citizens
The Ministry of Health appeals to corporate citizens for additional resources to ensure safety for school-age children returning to classrooms amid the pandemic.
The Ministry of Health appeals to corporate citizens for additional resources to ensure safety for school-age children returning to classrooms amid the pandemic.
Members lined up at Holy Redeemer Credit Union for educational grants totaling half a million dollars.
Forty-eight Belizean students have won scholarships to study in Taiwan, the highest number since the programs began in 2002.
The Ministry of Education emphasizes the importance of reopening schools, citing the lack of community spread and the need for a safe environment for students.
Schools will implement daily cleaning and hygiene measures, including hand washing and physical distancing, to combat the virus.
Deborah Domingo emphasizes the importance of safety in schools amid concerns of community spread of the virus in Belize.
Big schools will implement shift systems for students, meaning they may attend on alternate days due to space limitations.
August will focus on assessing and supporting students who have been out of school for four months to help them catch up on their learning.
Dr. Carol Babb explains the legal requirements and procedures for homeschooling in Belize, emphasizing the importance of education for children.
Kim Simplis Barrow's Lifeline Foundation will cover the tuition for 2,452 students from underprivileged schools for the 2020-2021 school year.
The Sunrise Rotary Club of Belize is organizing a telethon to support 1,000 needy families with back-to-school supplies amid financial hardships from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Manzanero discusses the anxieties surrounding the opening of schools and the airport amid ongoing COVID-19 concerns.
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