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University of St. Martin (USM) to close doors in November if it does not get Government financial support

October 3, 2017

University of St. Martin (USM) to close doors in November if it does not get Government financial support
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POND ISLAND — Yesterday the Board of the USM sent a letter to the Honourable Minister of Education Culture Youth & Sports, Ms. Silveria Jacobs, informing her that if the government of Sint Maarten does not finally take up its responsibility to provide the USM with an increase of the annual subsidy of 3Million Antillean Guilders, the institution will have to close its doors as of the end of November! It’s a do or die scenario. The 850.000 Antillean Guilders that the institution currently receives, which boils down to less than 1% of the country’s annual budget allocated to education, will not suffice given post Irma conditions.

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/today-sxm/university-of-st-martin-usm-to-close-doors-in-november-if-it-does-not-get-government-financial-support/

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