Belize signed a 125 million USD grant agreement with the Millennium Challenge Corporation to enhance education and energy sectors over the next five years.
The Ministry of Education is collaborating with teachers to address issues related to the renewal of their licenses.
The Ministry of Education reiterated that students cannot be denied education due to the length of their hair after incidents at Anglican Cathedral College.
Several students at Anglican Cathedral College were sent home for having long braids, despite no specific rule against that hairstyle in the handbook.
A University of Belize board member urges immediate action to relocate the hospital on the university's land without waiting for the Ministry of Health's proposal.
The Ministry of Education and Culture launched a new website called Access 501 to provide educational resources and cultural materials for Belizeans.
Belize City Council donated over 14 thousand dollars worth of cleaning supplies to 31 primary schools to support a healthy learning environment.
Only 3% of teachers have not submitted applications for license renewal due to new training requirements, prompting concerns and resignations among educators.
The Student Union of Belize rejects a land purchase by the government, criticizing the expenditure amid economic hardship for students.
Otilio Munoz, a veteran teacher, resigns due to not meeting Continuous Professional Development requirements.
Belize Police Department officers received certification after completing a week of sign language training, with some potentially advancing to a higher level.
The University of Belize Faculty and Staff Union expressed disappointment over the government's handling of the University Tertiary Level Hospital and land purchase.
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