Education
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SAC graduates 114
The 114-strong St. Augustine’s College (SAC) senior class maintained the required average to earn a diploma, with 56 students graduating…
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Taking advantage of a competitive edge
A ccording to BARBRI Law Preview, first-year grades matter most, as law school is like no other academic experience and…
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Coats for College
When art historian Dr. Erica James was heading off to college, the girl from humble beginnings had enough funds to…
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Special needs youth earn GGYA Bronze Award
When they embarked upon a two-day/one-night hiking trip away from home, it was anyone’s guess how things would work out…
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TM Club 1600 to launch new Gavel Club at boys’ reform school
The First Bahamas Branch of Toastmasters Club 1600 is deepening its connection to the Simpson Penn Center for Boys with…
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Foundations help fund Abaco school rebuild, provide laptops and more
With hand-painted signs held high, students at Central Abaco Primary School welcomed representatives of the Lyford Cay and Canadian Lyford…
Read More » Roy is Scripps championship stage bound
Bahamian spelling bee champion Roy Seligman is going into the finals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee competition grounded. While…
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Doniska Taylor’s a college graduate
From laughing to crying, Doniska Taylor ran through the gamut of emotions as she held her bachelor’s degree from Central…
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Sandals Foundation makes another investment in Exuma schools
As Exuma schools ensure readiness for the 2021/2022 academic year, the Sandals Foundation has made another investment in the island’s…
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Let the brainstorming begin
When the inaugural “CBE Innovations in Education Competition” is all said and done, Catholic Board of Education (CBE) director Claudette…
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