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Education Minister Defends Merger of Glanvilles and Pares Secondary Schools
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Education Minister Daryll Matthew has defended the government’s decision to merge Glanvilles Secondary School with Pares Secondary School, describing the move as a necessary, evidence-based solution to ensure sustainable and equitable access to quality education.
Speaking on the Browne and Browne radio programme, Minister Matthew addressed public concerns and misinformation surrounding the consolidation, which has been approved by Cabinet and will take effect at the start of the new academic year in September.
According to education officials, Glanvilles currently has 163 students and Pares has 178, with enrolment steadily declining over the past decade. Dr Greene, Deputy Director of Education, noted that in some years, fewer than 30 students have entered first form.
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If the Gaston speaks of merging prisoners, not the prison officers, with the police you will be the first to show your hand in support.
All that is to gain acceptance in Gaston’s good books.
You have no personal conviction.
You are well programmed.
Sadly the UPP has given you a pass into the next parliament.
Jermaine Edwards would have left you standing at the Golden Grove traffic lights naked as you were
born.
You can now sit comfortably because the chosen one for the UPP cannot speak to get out of his own bakery!!!!!!
You are tge WORST education and sports minister in Antigua’s history.
Minister defending it now, but communities still feeling the pain.
Hope she explain not just why but how this benefits the students long term.
Will there be enough classrooms, staff, transport, and support when students come together?
Minister say it’s in students’ best interest—but which students benefit and which ones lose out?
Will there be proper guidance counsellors to help students through the transition?
What is the really for the merge ?
How close in distances are these two school?
He is a yes man y dats na right den u telling us u love kids come on di place want to clean up before you carry people pikni inna the school Jah Jah help us in na dis place