Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore urges administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues

Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Dr. Sapphire Longmore notes increase in public health staff & other improvements in the health sector in recent years

Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Senator Gabriela Morris says Jamaica’s hospitals have become hotspots of chaos

Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Kingston mayor clarifies building approval of properties previously in breach

Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Integrity Commission says parliamentarians are obligated to disclose pertinent information, including spousal income details

Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Opposition threatens to withdraw from committee reviewing act to make Jamaica a republic, if government does not address concerns regarding the process

Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

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Constitutional expert says social media could present a challenge to constitutional reform process

Government Senator Dr. Sapphire Longmore has appealed to administrators not to turn children away from school for grooming issues.

Her appeal comes on the heels of recent discussions on the perennial issue.

The latest round of talks followed a video captured by a high school student in St. Catherine.

The student claimed he was barred from entering the institution due to his ungroomed hair.

The Education Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.

The Ministry also noted that consultations on the school grooming policy are ongoing.

Commenting on the issue in the senate yesterday, Dr. Longmore said marginalizing children is not the way to go.

Read More