Graduate students from George Washington University assessed the tourism product in Cayo and Toledo, presenting recommendations for improvement to local stakeholders.
The Ministry of Education honored the top 25 students from this year's Primary School Examination with certificates and prizes at an annual ceremony.
BAVIA and the Belize International Film Festival are launching a high school video competition to encourage youth participation in the audio visual field.
Living Hope Prep School is seeking financial support to avoid eviction and continue providing education to students needing a second chance.
Over four hundred primary school students graduated from the Gang Resistance Education and Training program aimed at preventing gang involvement.
Britney Molina was denied the opportunity to graduate due to attendance issues, despite passing her classes and being caught in a controversy involving another student.
The University of Belize launched its first Master's degree program in Biodiversity Conservation & Sustainable Development in partnership with several regional universities.
Micah Gooden, a student at Sadie Vernon High, shares his inspiring journey of overcoming challenges to excel academically.
Living Hope Prep School is being evicted due to the demolition of the City Center and needs help to find a new location.
Aliyah Marin topped the PSE exam, with Holy Redeemer School achieving first place among schools, while national averages in math and English remain low.
Jorge Espat has been appointed as the new president of Saint John's College, returning to a leadership role in education.
The 2011 PSE results show a decline in average scores across all subjects except social studies, with public school students dominating the top finishers.
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