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DARLISTON, Westmoreland — Nickeisha McLarty-Smikle was dismayed at what she saw when she took her fourth grader to Darliston Primary on Monday.

MOUNTAIN SPRING BAY, Trelawny — More than 250 delegates attending the 62nd Annual Conference of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) are set to decide today whether to accept or reject an improved government offer addressing key components of their 28-point wage and benefits claim.

MOUNTAIN SPRING BAY, Trelawny — Teachers attending the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) 62nd Annual Conference in Trelawny have until today to instruct the union’s leadership on whether there will be disruptions to the start of the new school term in September.

CORAL SPRING, Trelawny — Education Minister Senator Dr Dana Morris Dixon says the long-delayed Jamaica Teaching Council (JTC) Bill has been finalised for tabling in Parliament following further consultations with the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).