Struggling JUTC facing more worries as a quarter of fleet down for repairs APPROXIMATELY 25 per cent of Jamaica Urban Transit Company’s (JUTC) fleet is down as the company suffers from a […]
Jamaica: BROKEN BUSES
Barbados: DREAM Cosmetology Lab For Students
THE official dedication and opening of the new cosmetic lab at the Frederick Smith Secondary School has brought Ayanna Reid-Walker and Korvele Cox closer to their dreams of entering the world of […]
US: ICE says international students could be deported if their classes go online
As the coronavirus pandemic forces colleges nationwide to assess the risks of bringing students back to campus in the fall, the fate of thousands of international students could be hanging in the […]
Jamaica: Student Deportation Fears
Hundreds of Jamaican students who pursue tertiary studies in the United States could find themselves at risk of being deported if their universities switch to online-only courses, according to a statement from […]
US: Professor Tip ‘T.I.’ Harris Partners with Clark Atlanta to Teach ‘Trap Music’
Professor Tip “T.I.” Harris will join the faculty at Clark Atlanta University (CAU) to teach trap music to CAU students this Fall. T.I. will teach a class titled the Origin, Culture and Business of […]
Barbados: COMMON ENTRANCE TO BE HELD AT SECONDARY SCHOOLS
The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training hasmade the decision to administer the Barbados Secondary Schools’Entrance Examination (BSSEE) at the 21 government secondary schools,as has been done in previous years. Acting […]
Barbados: TEACHERS WELL-ENGAGED IN ONLINE LEARNING PROCESS, SAYS PRINCIPAL
Teachers at the St. George Secondary School have been eagerly showingup for online classes, ready to teach those students who turn up onthe online platform, but some pupils have been missing classes […]
Jamaica: Parents Concerned About Resuming School Sports In September
AS LOCAL sports administrators work towards a return of competitive sports, National Parent Teachers Association of Jamaica (NPTAJ) vice president, Stewart Jacobs, warned that there are still major concerns regarding the resumption […]
Europe Re-Opens Schools – Suffers No Second COVID Wave
Ahead of the fall academic year, American parents are asking one question: If schools reopen, will my child be safe from COVID-19? Well, there’s some good news from Europe in the last several weeks. The Wall Street […]
Dominican Republic: NEWS BRIEF
In SantiagoCoraasan suspends water service for aqueduct work The Santiago Aqueduct and Sewer Corporation (Coraasan) reported that it will suspend drinking water service in Hato del Yaque and La Canela next Tuesday […]
