Education
B.U.T. President: Be Transparent, Education Minister: We Have Been
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Bahamas Union of Teachers President, Belinda Wilson says there needs to be transparency when it comes to the state of school repairs.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Bahamas Union of Teachers President, Belinda Wilson says there needs to be transparency when it comes to the state of school repairs.
Speaking at a Rotary Club meeting on Thursday, she says while schools have opened on time, some work has not been completed.
Education Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin responded saying the repairs aren’t impacting operations at those schools.
Hanna-Martin says while those projects are underway, other family island schools have been opened.
The education minister also says the back and forth on the issue publicly has been well-exhausted adding that 160 schools are opened, the focus now should be the education of students.
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