Hurrican Melissa Damage

Call to solidarity with Jamaican teachers impacted by Hurricane Melissa

The Gleaner

Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, Education International has launched an urgent action appeal in solidarity with its member organisation in Jamaica, the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), to help the union address the needs of affected teachers, school communiti

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JTA Mobilizes Initial $35 Million to Provide Relief for Teachers Impacted by Hurricane Melissa

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Mark Malabver, JTA President 2025-2026

JTA President's World Teachers Day Message

The Gleaner

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Mark Malabver, president of Jamaica Teachers’ Association

JTA urges teachers to tap into counselling services to combat stress

The Gleaner

JTA Wine & Cheese Fundraiser

JTA Wine & Cheese Fundraiser

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Mark Malabver, president of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association

New beginning, same problems JTA president bemoans lack of resources as school year gets under way

The Gleaner

BACK TO SCHOOL MESSAGE By the President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association

BACK TO SCHOOL MESSAGE By the President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association

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FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 2025: Candidates vying for the post of president-elect of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association debate their ideas, plans and proposals. The contenders are: La Sonja Harrison, principal, St Faiths Primary School, St Catherine; Jermaine Williams, senior teacher, Manning’s School, Westmoreland; and, Dr Maureen Mullings-Nelson, practicum placement officer at The Mico University College.

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