56 percent is a D average

well this seems to be a work related mass shooting

this man thinks we have deep pockets.

consumate money grabber.

that is how christians treat animals

right , the requirement is D. that says something.

the entry grade payscale is also govt minimum wage, therefore they could not ask for C or better.

you have to wonder how easy it is to do that job.

to hire a full time teacher, the MOE requires 200 students for that teacher.

for core subjects the class sizes are at least 25 and often close to 30.

the problem is that students are out of control, they just do not obey teachers. Detention, demerits, do not work. Just as well teachers cannot use corporal punishment, if they could the students would beat the teacher or vandalize his car. The teacher cannot say anything, ad ministration will not support and, suddenly, contract not renewed.

there is also the clico effect.

i just would not trust anyone with pension fund.

> his government will be known for
> “providing education from birth to
> departure”.

Whose departure ? His departure?

the people will be distracted with the budget, stunned by the VAT increase, while their corned beef will be taken away from them.

mackerel is a nasty thing, my cat does not eat it.

full fat milk is good for diabetics and low fat milk is a bad processed food.

soy milk is a hormone disruptor and almond milk hardly has almonds in it, it has alot of sugar.

actually, if I am not mistaken, in the early 1990s Supervalue offered sahres to its employees, but they promptly sold them back not understanding long term investment, perhaps the reporter can inquire.

OTOH, I recall City Markets shareholders inside the harbour bay store having a heated discussion after it had been sold, an saying something like they patronized there because they had shares, and rowing over the state of affairs. What happened to them? they were robbed by the corporate raiders who bought city markets, just like the employees were.

Now, let us have tally of bahamian investors who were robbed in these share offerings? I can think of a few. A former employer of mine offered an IPO once, I just did not buy any of what they offered and I was looked upon as a pariah. I left the company after that. A few years later, the company folded and the employees never recovered their investment, neither did the members of the public who invested.