More Trouble at Sadie Vernon
Teachers at Sadie Vernon High School protested the suspension of a colleague, leading to chaos and missed classes for students.
Teachers at Sadie Vernon High School protested the suspension of a colleague, leading to chaos and missed classes for students.
BNTU President Jaime Panti apologizes for Education Minister Patrick Faber's remarks and advocates for the removal of corporal punishment in schools.
Teachers at Sadie Vernon High School walked out in protest of a colleague's suspension, disrupting classes for over 200 students.
John Pinelo discusses the implications of corporal punishment in schools and the Ministry of Education's new task force to find alternatives.
Coast Guard and law enforcement personnel from 11 Caribbean countries meet in Belize for a maritime conference on violence and crime prevention.
Education Minister Patrick Faber addresses the need for teacher training and criticizes the ignorance of some educators regarding classroom management.
Patrick Faber addresses media criticism and discusses the upcoming Senate meeting on corporal punishment legislation in schools.
Teachers protested on Independence Hill against the Education and Training Bill, voicing concerns over corporal punishment and demanding clearer guidelines for classroom management.
Thousands of teachers protested in Belmopan, leaving many schools with minimal staff and confusing parents about school operations.
Teachers from the Belize National Teacher’s Union will protest in Belmopan against the Education Training and Services Bill, particularly the removal of corporal punishment.
the Police Department opened a Drop-In Center in Hattieville to provide homework help, internet access, and meals for local youth.
The Math Olympiad eliminations took place in Belize City, showcasing students' math skills in a national competition.
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