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Inside SJC's New Science Lab

SJC High School opened a new science lab facility to benefit over six hundred students and enhance their educational programs.

Education

UWI Turns 60

UWI celebrates its 60th anniversary with a press conference highlighting various educational programs offered at its local campus.

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Win Money If You Register To Vote

University students can win cash prizes by registering to vote as part of an initiative to increase youth voter registration.

Education

The Wrath of the Stats

A survey reveals alarming statistics about child health and family dynamics in Belize, particularly highlighting issues in Toledo.

Education

Tough Love Softens Up

The National Service Cadet Corp opened new dormitories to improve living conditions for troubled youth undergoing rehabilitation.

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PAHO: Belize's Literacy Rate Plunges

Belize's literacy rate for 15 to 24 year olds has dropped to 85%, the lowest in the Americas, according to PAHO's latest report.

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Teachers Take It To The Stage

Fifty-five primary school teachers graduated from a ten-week expressive arts course to enhance their teaching methods in dance, drama, and music.

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SJC Students Taking It To The Stage

Saint John’s College students are staging a comedy play called 'the chosen one' as a fundraiser for a kidney patient and a toy drive.

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Baby Bling Vs. School Standards

Yolanda Coleman, a 7-year-old, is out of school due to a dispute over her wearing jewelry against school policy.

Education

Belize Rebounds on Human Development Index

Belize's Human Development Index ranking improved from 95 to 80, highlighting gains in life expectancy and education, but warns of climate change challenges ahead.

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High School Students Question Rodwell Ferguson

High school students engaged in a forum with Minister of Youth Rodwell Ferguson during Youth Awareness Week, discussing issues like poverty and youth programs.

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Getting By Is A Fulltime Job at Tubal

The Tubal Institute in Ladyville struggles to stay open while supporting marginalized youths, despite receiving a $25,000 award from First Caribbean Bank.

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