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Ministry of EYS keeping an eye on students overseas. | SMN News

April 22, 2020

Ministry of EYS keeping an eye on students overseas. | SMN News
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~ Efforts will be made at a later date to arrange a flight for students.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of Education Rodolphe Samuel confirmed on Wednesday that St. Maarten has about 400 students currently studying abroad. Asked by SMN News what exactly is the government of St. Maarten doing for the students who will be finishing their semester in the month of May and have to vacate their dorms. Samuel said that the Ministry has been keeping an eye on these students and are in contact with them. He said some of the students managed to find a place to


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