A graduation ceremony at the University of Belize celebrated 466 graduates, with Minister Patrick Faber discussing the meaning of being 'smart' in education and entrepreneurship.
The Belize Council for the Visually Impaired's office was burglarized, losing vital equipment including a braille embosser essential for visually impaired students.
ESRI hosts the First Annual Belize GIS User Conference to promote the use of Geographic Information Systems in various sectors across Belize.
The new Belize National Commission for UNESCO was inaugurated to address past issues and improve communication regarding the Belize Barrier Reef's World Heritage status.
Belize established its first Teaching Services Commission to improve education quality and address issues like corporal punishment in schools.
The police promotional exam's passing grade was lowered, resulting in 111 out of 479 candidates passing instead of only 39.
Restore Belize is developing a five-year strategic plan with input from stakeholders to address issues of education, human development, security, and governance.
Only 8% of police officers passed the recent promotional exams, with the results revealing a significant failure rate across all ranks.
The second annual Belize International Symposium on Education began, gathering educators to discuss early childhood education strategies.
Education Minister Patrick Faber states the Ministry of Education will not intervene at Sadie Vernon High without due process.
A new eight-classroom building was officially opened at Georgetown Technical High School to improve access to secondary education for local students.
George "Rithm" Martinez speaks to students at SJC about the importance of storytelling and empowerment through the Youth Voices project.
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