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Severe Flooding Forces Exuma School Closures
EXUMA, BAHAMAS – Exuma schools remaining closed Monday as heavy rainfall blocked up roadways, making it hard for administrators, teachers and students to get to school.
EXUMA, BAHAMAS – Exuma schools remaining closed Monday as heavy rainfall blocked up roadways, making it hard for administrators, teachers and students to get to school.
Education Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin confirming as much.
While she says schools haven’t been damaged some teachers weren’t so lucky.
The education minister advises that all national exams were completed, but there are still some end-of-term examinations to be administered.
To accommodate this she says the ministry is making adjustments.
Given the realities of climate change, Hanna-Martin says it’s now time to adjust.
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