Education Ministry probes report of students being locked out at the start of new school year

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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JTA President calls on teachers to conduct themselves with dignity and professionalism

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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National Rural School Bus Programme rolls out with 60 buses

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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PSOJ says Wednesday’s election shows that democracy is alive in Jamaica

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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EOJ: electronic system issues were resolved quickly

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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The island’s two main political parties raise concern over long voting lines and delays

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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BITU welcomes JLP’s plan to increase minimum wage to $32K over the next few years

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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St. Ann father charged with 2 counts of murder following death of two children in Moneague

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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Education Minister says literacy will be main focus for the 2025/2026 academic year

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

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Police advise public of traffic changes in St. Catherine and St. James for political rallies today

Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says the Ministry is investigating claims of students being locked out of schools across the island, as the new academic year officially started this morning.

Reports have been circulating on social media about students at secondary institutions being locked out of school due to grooming breaches among other concerns.

Speaking to IRIE FM News this afternoon, the Minister said all children deserve access to a safe and inclusive education.

She noted that issues related to grooming standards and other disciplinary matters, must be handled collaboratively.

She said despite these issues, the new academic year had a strong and positive start, especially with the rolling out of the new school buses.

Read More