Future of St Hilda’s Georgian-style building in focus as repairs continue
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The National Education Trust spent over $82 million repairing damage from Hurricane Melissa at St Hilda’s Diocesan High School. Work is finished on a chemistry laboratory, a grade-seven classroom block, and the principal’s cottage. These areas have been handed back to the school. Despite this progress, the future of the school's historic administrative building remains uncertain. This Georgian-style building is still in focus as repairs continue in Brown’s Town.
The National Education Trust (NET) says it has spent just over $82 million repairing the damage caused by Hurricane Melissa at St Hilda’s Diocesan High School in Brown’s Town, St Ann, but uncertainty remains over the future of the school’s historic administrative building. According to NET Executive Director Latoya Harris-Ghartey, work on the principal’s cottage, a chemistry laboratory and a grade-seven classroom block has been completed and handed over.
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