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NO DISAMORMENT

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3 years ago

September 5, 2018

Last Friday, the nation learned via press release from the ministry of education, that an interim board of governors for the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College is in place. This comes after much agitation by the school’s faculty for some semblance of leadership to be restored at the island’s premier tertiary institution. The board, chaired by former permanent secretary in the department of education Dr. Rufina Frederick will serve a 6 month term. But while Teacher’s Union President Julian Monrose says that this is welcomed news, the SALCC staff and the SLTU are “not disarmed”.

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