Agassi Finnegan was called to the bar today in a ceremony attended by notable figures including her father, Michael Finnegan, and Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber.
School resumed today after a full Christmas vacation, despite earlier directives from the Ministry regarding start dates and make-up days.
Most schools in Belize are closed as the BNTU's struggle with the Ministry and School Managements continues, leaving students uncertain about the school year.
Most schools in Belize did not fully open on the first day of the new semester due to disagreements between the Ministry and the Union.
The Ministry of Education confirms that schools will reopen on January 3rd, despite conflicting messages from the Teachers Union.
The teachers union insists that school will start on January ninth, opposing the Ministry of Education's plan for an earlier start on January third.
Eastern Division police hosted a Christmas lunch for 100 children to launch a Youth Mentorship Program aimed at breaking the gang cycle.
The Ministry of Human Development warns the public against a fraudulent foster care campaign using its logo and promotes its own Respite Program for helping children.
The BNTU and the Ministry of Education will seek mediation to resolve a dispute over cutting teachers' strike pay after a Supreme Court hearing.
The BNTU has advised teachers to return to school on January 9th, disregarding the Ministry's request to resume classes on January 3rd.
Catholic Bishops urge the teachers union to resume school on January third to avoid extending the school year into July.
The Belize Association of Principals of Secondary Schools announced that high schools will reopen on January 3rd, 2017, to meet the required school days.
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