Education
BUT President: 20 Teachers At Home
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Bahamas Union President Belinda Wilson says she has submitted several proposals to successive governments about attracting and retaining teachers in the educational system. She also says there are teachers on administrative leave that should be in the classrooms.
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