Tablets Bridge Digital Divide
The Ministry of Education distributed tablets to 85 students to assist with online learning amid the digital divide.
The Ministry of Education distributed tablets to 85 students to assist with online learning amid the digital divide.
The Charlie Burton Foundation received tablets from Heritage Bank to aid at-risk children in Belize City with their education.
Chief Education Officer Carol Babb disputes BNTU President Elena Smith's claims about COVID risks for teachers handling student packages.
Leadercast Belize held its fifth annual leadership conference virtually, focusing on leadership amidst COVID-19 challenges.
the University of Belize will hold a virtual graduation ceremony for 1,192 students, including Bachelor's, Associate's, and Master's degrees.
Wesley Lower's Vice-Principal Pamela Baird discusses the challenges of distance learning for students and staff during the pandemic.
Will Maheia pledges to provide tablets for students in Fort George to support distance learning amid COVID-19 challenges.
The Caribbean Examinations Council is reviewing low grades from recent exams after students raised concerns about discrepancies with their academic performances.
The Chairman of the Caribbean Examinations Council discussed the challenges of internet access for education during the COVID-19 pandemic in CARICOM nations.
Lee Mark Chang and OJ Elrington opened a Learning and Resource Centre for children in Caribbean Shores and Freetown ahead of the upcoming election.
Patrick Faber responds to community objections regarding naming a preschool in Camalote after his mother, Elizabeth Brown Pott, and expresses willingness to discuss alternatives.
The Department of Youth Services is facilitating distance learning for students lacking access to resources during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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