It cannot be business as usual if we want improvements in education sector – JTA President Dr. Mark Smith

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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JPS urging St. Elizabeth customers to prepare premises for electricity ahead of August 31 deadline

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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Residents of Cumberland, St. Catherine dissatisfied with lack of effective communication by NWC regarding water disruptions

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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Soldier shot and killed while on duty in Denham Town, Kingston this morning

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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Rural community of Mountainside, St. Elizabeth rocked by double murder

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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Administrative staff at University of Technology threatens to withdraw service over compensation issues

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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Five men charged in connection with cocaine bust in Havendale remanded when they appeared in court today

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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St. Catherine North Police link mass shooting at wake in Back Pasture, near Point Hill to dispute between community members

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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PNP shaken by murder of Councillor Kenroy Gordon’s brother in Burnt Ground, Hanover

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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SBAJ says massive increases in light bills have created a financial disaster for the sector

There has to be a reimagining of the realities being faced in the education sector if increased success is to be achieved by the nation’s children.

Newly-minted President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, Dr. Mark Smith made the declaration during an event in Manchester on Friday.

He explained that it cannot be business as usual if improvements are to be accomplished in the sector.

Dr. Smith noted, however, that children’s increased success cannot become a reality if investments are not made in schools.

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