By DENISE MAYCOCK Tribune Freeport Reporter dmaycock@tribunemedia.net FREEPORT - Bahamas Union of Teachers area vice president Quinton LaRhoda supports the government's decision to separate junior high and senior high school students at the Jack Hayward High School. Mr LaRhoda said the union has already been consulted on the matter and all educators are on board with the decision. While on Grand Bahama on Saturday, Education Minister Desmond Bannister revealed that the ministry decided to split up the school after noticing significant improvements in the national examination results this year at St George's High, which has already started the process of segregation following the ...

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