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Jamaica’s education reform has now implemented 47% of recommendations

The oversight committee reported gains in early childhood and infrastructure.

Jamaica's education reform has now implemented 47% of recommendations
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Jamaica’s Education Transformation Oversight Committee reported that the overall implementation rate has risen to 47 per cent, up from 43 per cent at the previous quarterly briefing.

The figure refers to the 365 recommendations in the Jamaica Education Transformation Commission report. Committee chairman Dr Adrian Stokes made the announcement on 22 October.

He attributed the progress to gains in several areas, including governance, finance, infrastructure, up 11 percentage points, and early childhood, up 9.

Original sourceMinistry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information (Jamaica) — read the full story

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