School operations have resumed without interruption, marking a positive step for our nation’s children. Fruitful discussions between the Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Chester Cooper and the Bahamas Educators Managerial Union (BEMU) President Stephen McPhee—alongside Government Labour Negotiator Mr Bernard Evans and Ms Kenya Laing of the Public Service Commission—have yielded progress on legacy matters.
While open dialogue must continue away from the media spotlight, this cooperative momentum proves that putting students first yields results. Let us support this ongoing partnership as it prioritizes the best outcomes for the true stakeholders: the children of The Bahamas.
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