Daily Archives August 2, 2013

BOSA Secretary/Treasurer Vincent Samuels.

Beersheba Old Students Association (BOSA) has by Jamaica Post Office Registration No. 5203 Certificate of Posting of a Registered Article dated July 29, 2013 served a seven day ultimatum on the Chairman of the School Board at Beersheba Primary School (Government Leased), New Market, Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica West Indies to reimburse the Association and Vincent Samuels all outstanding amounts incurred between August 17, 2009 – March 22, 2013 to defray the cost of auxiliary school fees and other inescapable miscellaneous expenses for Shanisa Jones, Grade 10 student at Saint Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) and a qualified beneficiary of James Richards Educational Trust Fund.

The unconscionable School Board has defied and scoffed at the direct...

Trailblazer – Shanisa Jones, Grade 10 Student at Saint Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS), #1 in her class of 36 students.

Me wise ole grannie Rosa weh raise me always tell me say “bwoy, wha a fe you cant be unfe you.” Weh me wise ole grannie Rosa tell me, has again been manifested in the life of Shanisa Jones, grade 10 student at Saint Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS), a native from the impoverished, poverty stricken, peasant farming district of Flint Valley, New Market, Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica West Indies.

Notwithstanding the subtle victimization that Shanisa Jones has continued to receive from the unconscionable School Board at Beersheba Primary School (Government Leased) that has defied and scoffed at the directive from the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education...

Nickayla Stephens, Grade 8 Student at Saint Elizabeth Technical High School – A Trailblazer from Flint Valley!

In Volume 8 January 2012, pages 4 of 17 – 5  of BOSA Newsletter under the headline: Old Time Something Come Back Again,  Beersheba Old Students Association (BOSA) brought to the attention of Beersheba Primary School (Government Leased) Alumni, Honorary BOSA Members, Friends, Well-wishers, and other readers of its Newsletter in Jamaica and the Diaspora, the plight of 12 year old Nickayla Stephens of Flint Valley, New Market, Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica West Indies.
You will all vividly recall, that on two rainy days, October 13 and 14, 2011, Nickayla’s bleak and dismal world changed from studying her lessons by the light of the dimly lit “Kitchen Bitch” tin kerosene oil lamp and...