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Prof Errol Miller

The Jamaica Teachers Association (JTA), like most organisations and institutions, continues to grapple with the past as it contends with the present and contemplates the future. The theme of the annual conference in August 2012, when Jamaica marked 50 years as a sovereign country, was ‘Celebrating the Past and Building on the Legacy’. Two years later when the association celebrated its 50th anniversary the imperative was to inspire future direction by evaluating and assessing the achievement of the JTA since its founding. The theme was ‘Finding it Within Ourselves’. Today, ten years later, in celebrating our 60th Anniversary the Theme is ‘Preserving the Legacy: Remaining Relevant for the Future’.

Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) president-elect candidates posing during the final day of the 60th anniversary Education Conference at the Ocean Coral Spring in Trelawny.

Photo: Herbert Morrison Technical High engineering club’s (back row, left to right): Ryan Gooden, Javey Heaven, (front row, left to right) Prudent Salmon, Kevin Coke, mechanical technology teacher, and Kayla Hewan pose for The Gleaner on Day Two yesterday during the Jamaica Teachers’ Association

Former chairman of the Electoral Commission of Jamaica (ECJ) Professor Errol Miller is calling for the repeal of the "absurd, unworkable, impractical" law that subsumed the political ombudsman functions into the commission. He says it's the "worst" electoral since Independence.

President of the Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) Leighton Johnson is calling on the education ministry to review how funds are disbursed to schools across the island.

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