Police Officers Taking Their Kids to Work
Police officers are taking their children to work this summer to provide tutoring in math and English while they fight crime.
Police officers are taking their children to work this summer to provide tutoring in math and English while they fight crime.
The Commissioner of Police recognized 23 high school students for their contributions to society and awarded scholarships to two students for tertiary education.
Dr. Arlie Petters is teaching math to BDF cadets at Price Barracks, preparing them for U.S. scholarships and opportunities in math and science.
A group of teenagers is working during summer to earn money for school supplies and fees, participating in a community beautification project.
The University of Belize hosts a regional conference addressing the need for better teacher training in Belize and the Caribbean.
The University of Belize President defends a fee increase for registration, stating it is necessary for providing adequate services to students.
The DFC announced discounts on student loans, forgiving balances for loans up to $5,000 and offering discounts for those with larger debts.
The University of Belize announces a significant increase in registration fees, impacting nearly 2,500 students as classes begin.
Youths from across Belize gathered to review the second draft of the National Youth Development Policy aimed at addressing their needs and concerns.
Kira Arnold receives a scholarship for high school from softball hall of famer Linda Lewis Brown after winning an essay competition.
The National Youth Cadet Service Corps graduated 46 young men who completed 10 months of training, emphasizing the program's resilience amid staffing challenges.
The top 26 students of the Primary School Examination were honored, while Education Minister Francis Fonseca criticized the church-managed education system for its shortcomings.
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