One More Teacher At More Tomorrow, Still Not Enough
More Tomorrow Government School has gained one teacher but still needs another to accommodate all students effectively.
More Tomorrow Government School has gained one teacher but still needs another to accommodate all students effectively.
The First Inter American sign language linguistics conference is being held in Belize City to promote awareness and knowledge about the deaf community.
Douglas Langford from Dangriga has received a full ride scholarship to Harvard University, covering all expenses for his education.
Teachers in Dangriga protested during Independence Day ceremonies for overdue salary increments from 2021 and 2022 amid rising living costs.
Wesley College installed a water fountain to reduce plastic waste and promote the use of refillable bottles among students.
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police, secured training opportunities for Belizean police officers during international conferences in Paraguay and the Bahamas.
A new teacher has been placed at More Tomorrow Government School to assist with the large number of students after concerns were raised about class sizes.
The University of Belize's Board of Governors agreed to propose an alternative location for a tertiary level hospital to the government.
In More Tomorrow, a principal is teaching 40 students across 8 grades due to a lack of teachers at the primary school.
Students from various schools gathered at the House of Culture for the Annual Creative Youth Ideas Summit to share their ideas on culture and innovation.
The Education Minister supports the University of Belize's land offer for a hospital but defers to the Ministry of Health on the final decision.
The Minister of Education, Francis Fonseca, addressed a misunderstanding regarding student hair length policies at Anglican Cathedral College.
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