CEO Leon Williams along with the top fourteen BJC achievers

H.O. Nash Junior High School received top awards during the recent Bahamas Junior Certificate (BJC) examinations. BTC shared in this occasion with the school, recognizing the outstanding accomplishments of the students.

BTC CEO Leon Williams encouraged students to be the best and dared the students to be different and innovative in order to achieve excellence. Williams also noted that, "BTC has been a corporate sponsor to H.O. Nash for many years and we will continue to ensure that we keep the school on the cutting edge of technology. We are proud to say that we have placed fiber services at the school."

In addition to providing fiber services, BTC also outfitted the school's computer lab with 15 brand new computers. Each of the 14 overachievers in the BJC examination received mobile phones and a gift pack. The two top achievers - Christa Petty and Carmetta Barry - received laptops and BTC branded backpacks. These top achievers also hold the highest national results in the BJC examination.

H.O. Nash Junior High School has been adopted by BTC for more than two decades. Recently, BTC provided the school with a bus and funds the school's marching band.

BTC hands out special awards to former students. Left to right: Proud Parent, Eldri Mackey (VP, Marketing), Jordan Khalfani (Outstanding Student), Howard Newbold (Education District Superintendent), Cheryl Samuels (Principal).

BTC hands out special awards to former students. Left to right: Eldri Mackey (VP, Marketing), Brion Mackey (Outstanding Student), Howard Newbold (Education District Superintendent), Cheryl Samuels (Principal).

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