PNP’s RIDE Plan for Rural Students Being ‘Unfairly Criticised’ – Campbell

People’s National Party, PNP, general secretary, Dr. Dayton Campbell, says the party’s plan for transporting rural students to school is being unfairly criticised.

Speaking at a constituency conference in Albert Town Square in South Trelawny on Wednesday, Dr. Campbell says the PNP’s plan, dubbed RIDE, will be an expansion of what the Holness administration currently has in place for students of some schools.

Dr. Campbell says school leaders and social workers will have a key role to play in the implementation of the PNP’s RIDE plan for students.

Dr Dayton Campbell, PNP general secretary.

Meanwhile, Opposition Leader, Mark Golding is reiterating the PNP’s commitment to making life easier for people living with disabilities.

Mark Golding, opposition leader.