Juliana O’Connor-Connolly

Name:
Juliana O’Connor-Connolly

Party:
PPM

Electoral District:
Cayman Brac East (Incumbent)

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Cayman Brac East candidates L-R: Layman 'Dan' Scott (CINP), Juliana O’Connor-Connolly* (PPM), Ruth Ann Bodden (IND), Maxine McCoy-Moore (IND), James Albert Christian (IND). O’Connor-Connolly and McCoy-Moore were not present for the candidates' forum. * incumbent

Key takeaways for Cayman Brac East candidates’ forum

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Premier ‘deeply troubled’ by football stadium shooting

Changes planned but premier insists conservation law won’t be ‘gutted’

120 families to get $1,200 grant for early childhood tuition

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Premier discusses behind-the-scenes talks that led to UPM

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O’Connor-Connolly’s new government meet on budget as deadline looms

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Gov’t launches local TVET grant for students

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Red Bay Primary expansion work begins

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Maths grades ‘not ideal’, says education minister

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New Brac school plan revisited

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Mandatory swimming classes added to government school curriculum

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COVID-positive O’Connor-Connolly to be airlifted from Brac

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Pending: Anti-bullying legislation

Staff shortages prompt early mid-term breaks for gov’t schools

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Education Ministry adds funds to scholarship programme

Free public school meal programme launched

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O’Connor-Connolly defends decision to join Panton’s government

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Ministry confirms school re-start date pushed back

Cost estimates for John Gray project continue to rise

Lands minister pulls proposed beach-access changes

New CARICOM Youth Ambassadors selected

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Schools to reopen in September

Parents question paying school fees during school closures

Education minister: Schools closed until further notice

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Cayman schools test distance learning

Government schools get new buses for field trips

More Caymanians opt for private schools

Water service restored throughout island

Educators eye cameras for classrooms

Budget breakdown: $20M prison upgrade among key spending plans

Curriculum information remains on hold

Activists want LGBTI included in anti-bullying legislation

Pay raise for teachers delayed

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