Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
Of the island’s 1009 public, primary and secondary schools, only two are yet to engage students, for the new school year.
Education Minister, Fayval Williams gave the update during a post Cabinet press conference this morning.
Several schools sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3 and this contributed to their delayed reopening.
Mrs. Williams said these schools are set to reopen next Monday.
