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Guidance Counselors: “Overworked” And “Fatigued”

The president of Jamaica Association of Guidance Counselors in Education, Tracy-Ann Taffe-Thompson says the uptick in violence in schools has left guidance counselors overworked.

In response to her statement, Children’s Advocate Diahann Gordon-Harrison says the office of the children’s advocate, will be implementing intervention programs in schools. More details in this report:

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