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Relocation of Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Offices to the New Government Building

August 17, 2017

Relocation of Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Offices to the New Government Building
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PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- The Division for Educational Innovation, would like to inform the general public that the following offices that fall under the Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth, and Sports, will be relocated to the new Government Building at Soualiga Road on Pond Island.

The relocation takes place during the week of Monday, August 21 to Friday, August 25.

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The four offices that will be relocated from the current location at Vlaun Office Park to the new Government Building are Department of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport; Department of Culture; Department of Sport; and Department of Youth.

The fifth office which is currently located next to Compass Insurances, the Division Educational Innovation, will also be relocated during the course of next week to the Government Building on Pond Island.

During this period, communication to the above-mentioned offices will be at a minimum in order to facilitate staff to prepare for the move and to set-up at their new location.
The five offices will re-open as of Monday, August 28. Once set-up has been complete, the Division for Educational Innovation, will inform the public about the new telephone contact numbers.

The division apologizes for any inconvenience caused and looks forward to their continued and improved services at their new and professional offices at the new Government Building on Pond Island.

Relocation of Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Offices to the New Government Building

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/relocation-of-ministry-of-education-culture-youth-and-sport-offices-to-the-new-government-building/

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