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New Year message from the Minister of Education, Culture, Youth, and Sport drs. Rodolphe Samuel.

January 2, 2023

New Year message from the Minister of Education, Culture, Youth, and Sport drs. Rodolphe Samuel.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- As we embark on yet another new year, I extend my wishes for a healthy, safe, happy, and prosperous New Year to all the people who call Sint. Maarten their home.
A new year is a time to reflect on the year just gone and to make resolutions of targets to be accomplished throughout the year. Sometimes we make these resolutions with good intentions, but somewhere along the line, our resolve weakens as the year progresses. Allow me to encourage everyone this new year to take the time to think of what it is you want to achieve and ...


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