526 schools reopened following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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Over $226M in credit card donations received via the Support Jamaica Portal

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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ODPEM says 15 people missing; rainfall projected for northern, southwestern parishes could affect relief efforts

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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Jamaica’s death toll from Hurricane Melissa now at 45; St. Elizabeth records 18, the highest

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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Santa Cruz farmers urged to attend Pop-Up Livestock Clinic at RADA office in St. Elizabeth

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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Do not video for clicks – FWCF calls for sensitivity when sharing images/videos of minors during hurricane recovery

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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JACRA launches taskforce to address Hurricane Melissa damage and recovery

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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Police intercept vehicle transporting cattle carcasses in Manchester; citizens urged to be cautious when consuming meat

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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Tributes pour in for late Consul General Alsion Roach Wilson

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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Jamaicans urged to donate/volunteer to assist Hurricane Melissa relief and recovery efforts

526 schools have reopened since Hurricane Melissa.

After the category 5 storm passed over the island on October 28, the Education Ministry had indicated that schools which were able to should resume classes on Monday November 3.

Providing an update today, Education Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon noted that despite many teachers and staff having difficulties after the hurricane, they have made tremendous efforts to facilitate the resumption of teaching and learning.

She said repair work continues at schools which have not yet reopened.

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