BHS Students Going to OAS
Twenty students from Belize High School are traveling to Washington DC as international ambassadors for the Model OAS program.
Twenty students from Belize High School are traveling to Washington DC as international ambassadors for the Model OAS program.
Ten Belize City primary school students participated in a trivia challenge about Belize's coastline and marine resources, hosted by the Coastal Zone Management Authority and Institute.
A group of kids from the Frank Lizama Training Center visited young inmates at Wagner's Youth Facility to learn about the consequences of crime.
Agriculture Minister Godwin Hulse highlighted the importance of food security during World Food Day celebrations at Julian Cho Technical High School in Punta Gorda.
Police in Belize City launched a bartending training program for 25 residents to help reduce crime through employment opportunities.
Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber criticizes the BNTU for complicating the finalization of the hardship allowance list for teachers.
Deputy PM Patrick Faber urges Sacred Heart Primary School management to address sewage issues causing class interruptions for students in Dangriga.
The Ministry of Education and the BNTU are in dispute over the finalization of hardship allowances for teachers.
Teachers at Graham Creek Government School are awaiting a hardship allowance due to delays in updating the eligibility list.
Sacred Heart Primary School teachers met with an engineer to discuss ongoing sewage issues at the school.
Public health officials have closed Sacred Heart Primary School in Dangriga due to severe sewerage problems affecting sanitary conditions for students.
The Belize National Teachers Union warns the Ministry of Education over unaddressed communications regarding hardship allowances and demands a face-to-face meeting.
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