Tracking Belizean Children
The National Committee for Families and Children launched a database to monitor and evaluate the needs of Belizean children as part of the National Plan of Action.
The National Committee for Families and Children launched a database to monitor and evaluate the needs of Belizean children as part of the National Plan of Action.
Cuba is offering 9 scholarships for Belizean students in various fields, covering tuition and living expenses.
Mario Hernandez's apparent suicide highlights the plight of his siblings in foster care lacking proper documentation.
WIN Belize launched a book to help the public understand the national budget and its impact on social and economic development, especially for women.
Cordel Hyde criticized Belize's education system and called for reforms to prevent special interests from undermining democracy.
Youth Enhancement Services conducts a workshop in Belize City to train teachers on recognizing and addressing child sexual abuse.
The teachers union criticizes Deputy Chief Education Officer Allan Gennity for blaming teachers for high PSE failure rates, citing multiple systemic issues.
UWI's Vice-Chancellor Nigel Harris is in Belize consulting with stakeholders to enhance local education and align it with UWI's offerings.
Brenda Armstrong has been appointed vice president of the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas for the Triennium 2006 to 2009.
The African and Maya history program will be implemented in Belizean schools to enhance students' understanding of their cultural heritage.
Brenda Armstrong has been appointed vice president of the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas, the highest position for a lay person.
The Education Department discusses the poor performance of Belizean schools in recent exams, highlighting the dominance of private institutions and the failure of the public education system.
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