NET restores critical facilities at four more Melissa-ravaged schools

Howard WalkerJournalist at Jamaica Observer

November 1, 2026

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NET restores critical facilities at four more Melissa-ravaged schools

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THE National Education Trust (NET) has reported that it has completed restoration works at four more schools which were damaged by Hurricane Melissa last year.

In media releases on Friday, NET identified the latest schools to be repaired as Bamboo Primary and Marcus Garvey Technical High in St Ann; Pepper Primary in St Elizabeth; and Nazareth Primary and Infant in Manchester.

NET has helped to restore essential facilities damaged by the Category 5 storm and improved the learning environment for students and staff.

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