Sadness hangs over Christiana High; moment of silence observed for murdered 13y/o student

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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Police Commissioner says Commodore mass shooting linked to incident two years ago

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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PM Holness vows ongoing security in Commodore to prevent retaliation after mass shooting

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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St. Ann Municipal Corporation embarks on initiative to ease traffic congestion within town centres

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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October 7 officially designated as National Anti-bullying Day

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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JTA President reiterates teacher shortage and salary concerns

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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Body of woman found in suitcase in Barrack Roads Westmoreland yesterday

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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2 men in custody following police operation in St. Andrew North; Aidonia’s house among those searched

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

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Search continues for missing Manchester High student, after reports of him being seen between last night and this morning

A cloud of sadness hung over the Christiana High school in Manchester today, as students and staff mourned the death of 13-year-old Shantina Sergeant.

Shantina’s mutilated and burnt body was found at her home in Baillieston, along the Manchester/Clarendon border last evening.

Christiana High Principal Leecent Wallace led the school in observing a moment of silence for the murdered teen today.

Speaking with reporters at the institution, Mr. Wallace said students are not coping well.

He noted however, that the support from the Education Ministry and other stakeholders has been strong.

Meanwhile, community relations Education Officer at the Ministry’s regional five, Anieta Bailey said the recent incidents involving children are troubling.

She also extended condolences to the affected family.

Read More