Chamber Supports Teachers
The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry supports teachers' demands for a wage adjustment due to rising living costs and calls for better public financial management.
The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry supports teachers' demands for a wage adjustment due to rising living costs and calls for better public financial management.
Belize District teachers held a bike rally to raise awareness for their pay-raise rally, but turnout was lower than expected.
Education Minister Patrick Faber states that teacher rallies should not lead to school closures despite ongoing protests for pay increases.
Teachers rallied in Orange Walk Town to advocate for their rights and address national issues, despite disapproval from the Ministry of Education.
Teachers in Corozal rallied for advocacy and salary adjustments, emphasizing the importance of teaching students to stand against injustice and corruption.
The Belize National Teachers Union plans rallies to engage members, while the Ministry of Education expresses concern over disruptions to school schedules.
Teachers express dissatisfaction over the Prime Minister's misstatement regarding the implementation date of their salary raise, seeking assurance on the percentage increase.
The Prime Minister confirmed a salary raise for teachers and public officers, which the Teachers' Union President supports as necessary for closing the economic gap.
Michael Young shares his impressive midterm grades from night school, reflecting on his journey from illiteracy to academic success.
Teachers are receiving first aid training to better respond to emergencies involving children at schools.
The Taiwanese Embassy donated 60 ASUS tablets to teachers and Edward P. Yorke High School to enhance ICT education in Belize.
Gwen Lizarraga High School is holding a fundraising event to upgrade their basketball court, aiming to raise $90,000 through the Gwen Lizarraga Christmas Bazaar.
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