JTA President Dr. Mark Smith calls for once-in-a-lifetime investment in education emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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Chairman of the PNP Dr. Angela Brown-Burke says PM Holness had no authority to announce a date for a by-election for the Seivwright Gardens division

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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IRIE FM’s annual tribute to Jamaica’s first National Hero Marcus Mosiah Garvey underway at company’s Ocho Rios location

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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PM Holness says justice will be served following deadly gun attack in Montego Bay, St. James

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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Transport Minister Daryl Vaz urges road users to exercise caution during the election season

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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PNP President Mark Golding says PNP is fully prepared to challenge the JLP

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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Government and Opposition condemn gun attack on a Policeman and Family

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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Approximately 130 JUTC buses will be deployed today to transport supporters to the JLP mass rally

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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Bog Walk Gorge remains closed following the derailment of a Windalco bauxite train yesterday

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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PNP dismisses suggestions that Tuesday’s shooting incident in the Kingston Central constituency was politically motivated

President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr. Mark Smith is urging a once-in-a-lifetime investment in the nation’s education system, emphasizing the need to retain and support Jamaica’s best educators.

Speaking at the JTA’s 61st Annual Pre-Conference Church Service, the President stressed that it is time for the major political parties to clearly articulate a shared national vision that prioritizes meaningful and sustained investment in teachers.

He noted that quality education begins with empowered educators and that real transformation in the education sector will only happen when teachers are properly supported.

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