Tonya M. Bertie-Phillip In! John Williamson Out! as CCEC Principal
Mrs Tonya M. Bertie-Phillip is now the new principal at the school and parents said they are very comfortable working with her thus far.
Not only was Mr John Williamson removed as principal but, according to our reliable sources on the island, a few teachers were transferred.
The shakeup at the government school at Anegada came after a team of investigators were forced to head over to the school in May of 2015 as parents had staged a protest over a number of issues that were affecting the smooth operations of the school.
Allegations were that the root of the problem had to do with the then principal John Williamson allegedly being unable to discipline teachers who were reportedly found to be constantly erring.
“He like he afraid of those teachers, and what is the problem? This nonsense of who from here and who down island, this bull has to stop. Since when where you from has to do with you executing your job properly? Put we people alone to do the job and we messing up big time. We need each other if this country is to go forward," a parent had told this news site back in May.
About Mrs Tonya M. Bertie-Phillip
Tonya M. Bertie-Phillip started her teaching career some 16 years ago after graduating from high school and was in and out of the profession for a few years as she pursued to qualify herself further. She served as a Grade 4 teacher at the Isabella Morris Primary School and also taught at the Leonora Delville Primary School on Tortola.
The now principal of the Claudia Creque Educational Centre started her teaching career at the Isabella Morris Primary School in 1998 before attending the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC) from 2000-2003 where she attained an Associate’s Degree in Education. Following a year at the Leonora Delville Primary, Mrs Bertie-Phillip left the Virgin Islands for Barry University in Miami, Florida where after three years she graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education with ESOL Endorsement, which means she is certified to teach English as a second language.
Mrs Bertie-Phillip is a product of the Leonora Delville Primary School and the Elmore Stoutt High School. She also attended a boarding school, Caribbean Union College (CUC) in Trinidad and Tobago for two years. She was also one of the tutors for the Adult Education Programme at the Elmore Stoutt High School. She taught Social Studies there.
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@ classmate-
Whenever you all cant intimidate and find a jack @$$ to ride you decide the person is too out spoken. Set of BVI you know whats, all about the place making confusion.
John stand up for your rights boy.
yes get rid of t**** he is a disgrace and bad example to students
Correction. He gets rid of anyone that does not think the M**** way. Ask him what happen in high school. Ask him what the administration was telling him all the time. We needed change yes, but not so. Even a house is built in stages. He want to change everything in every school one time. He don't know our pockets. If he and Ronnie continue like this it could cost the NDP the government!
Two male teachers need to go one from etps and the other from asps..they are bad examples to our youths bottom line