Dowlath: Schools on life support; collaboration needed

February 2, 2026

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Dowlath: Schools on life support; collaboration needed

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Ryan Bachoo

Minister of Education, Dr Michael Dowlath, says while many schools are “operating on life support,” he has called for greater collaboration to deal with the challenges secondary schools are facing today.

Dowlath was speaking at a valedictory function for retired principals hosted by the Association of Principals of Public Secondary Schools of Trinidad and Tobago (APPSS) at Presentation College, Chaguanas, on Saturday.

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