THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS (PTAs) of at least four schools are challenging the election process at the recent annual general meeting of their umbrella body.
Letters have been dispatched to the Barbados National Council of Parent-Teacher Associations (BNCPTA) and copied to the Ministry of Education outlining concerns about the way its elections were conducted on April 1. The PTAs sources said while they had no problems with the elected members of the BNCPTA, they believed the process was flawed.
Yesterday, re-elected president Shone Gibbs confirmed that the BNCPTA executive had received letters from the PTAs of The Lodge School and Lester Vaughan, along with having a meeting with one concerned parent from a primary school. (AC)
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