Education first and foremost to Edwin Greenslade

Whether Edwin Greenslade's parents, George and Patricia Greenslade (deceased) had to work overtime, or borrow money, they did what they had to do to ensure that their children received the best education they could afford for them.

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A passing chance for a better Haiti

This summer, Haiti has undertaken a huge election process covering the president, senators, all the legislators, all the mayors and all the rural sheriffs - on August 9 for the senators and the legislators and on October 25 for the president, the mayors and the rural sheriffs.

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Fidelity donates school supplies to Union Village students

Students throughout the Union Village community attended the fourth annual Neil Percentie Back-to-School Day hosted by Toastmasters Club 1600 and Fidelity Bank (Bahamas) Limited on Saturday.

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The Providence School marks end of first year Oscar style

In an Academy Awards-styled presentation, the faculty at The Providence School, marked the end of their first year, by celebrating their students who worked diligently throughout the school's first year with a prize-giving ceremony dubbed "An Evening at Providence: The Oscars Ceremony".

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Toward the next general election and beyond

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Philadelphia's Global Leadership Academy visits GB

Minister for Grand Bahama Dr. Michael Darville on Monday welcomed a large number of students from Global Leadership Academy Charter School (GLA) of Philadelphia to Grand Bahama...

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Global Leadership Academy of Philadelphia welcomed to Grand Bahama

FREEPORT, Grand Bahama -- Minister for Grand Bahama, the Hon. Dr. Michael Darville on Monday welcomed a large number of students from Global Leadership Academy Charter School (GLA) of Philadelphia to Grand Bahama Island.
GLA is a kindergarten through eighth grade school with two small organized learning communities located in West and Northeast Philadelphia.  It prides itself on offering holi...

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A lesson on both sides

For three Swiss assistant teachers a three-week trip to The Bahamas was as much an education for them as it was for the Kingsway Academy students they encountered to complete their mandatory teacher training experience.

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Hillary Clinton campaign's target: everyday folks

Hillary Clinton is very deliberately going small in Iowa, her first stop since announcing in an online video Sunday that she's running for president again. First, she'll do a roundtable with some community college students, and then she'll visit a local fruit business, reports CBS News correspondent Nancy Cordes...

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Education policy: The transformational potential

As a child, impetuous and rebellious, Winston Churchill suffered from a severe speech impediment and had a poor academic record in school. His life was apparently a trajectory of disparate events.

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