A 16-YEAR-OLD TEXAS BOY WAS STRUCK BY A SCHOOL BUS BEFORE BEING DRAGGED AND LEFT CATASTROPHICALLY INJURED.(PHOTO).

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  A 16-year-old Texas boy was struck by a school bus before being dragged and left catastrophically injured.  Jakxon Kessler was leaving the campus at Clear Lake High School in Harris County, Texas, on October 16th, when an accident with a school bus wrecked his junior year.  As Jakxon hopped on his bicycle and began the journey home, he was struck by a school bus. After being struck Jakxon was dragged for approximately 30 feet. Every second of the ordeal was agony, and Jakxon has a very long road to healing ahead. During the course of the accident, Jakxon's right ear was almost completely torn off. His spine was seriously fractured, and both shoulder blades were fully broken.  These are a combined set of injuries that are extremely painful and hard to recover from. Jakxon has already been fighting the good fight and several surgeries and blood transfusion in the rear view.  Although both parents are grateful Jakxon survived, they hope his ordeal will herald in ...

WORLD TEACHERS’ DAY: ANAMBRA EDUCATION MINISTRY SALUTES THE TEACHERS WHO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.


 WORLD TEACHERS’ DAY: ANAMBRA EDUCATION MINISTRY SALUTES THE TEACHERS WHO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE


Behind every child who discovers their potential, there is often a teacher who saw it first.


Today, I join the entire team at the Anambra State Ministry of Education to say THANK YOU to every teacher who shows up each day to teach, guide, inspire and shape the next generation.


To the teacher who stays back to help a struggling child, discovers a hidden talent, or refuses to give up on a difficult learner—this is for you!


To our teachers who continue to learn, adapt and embrace new technologies, you are preparing our children not just for today, but for a rapidly changing world.


As Commissioner for Education, I am proud to lead a team that recognises your commitment and sacrifices. We remain committed to supporting our teachers, strengthening their capacity and creating an environment where they can thrive.


Keep inspiring. Keep moulding. Keep believing.


The future may carry our children's names, but many of those names will be written into history because a teacher first believed in them.


Happy World Teachers’ Day to our incredible teachers!


Dr. Ekene Ogugua

Commissioner for Education

Anambra State

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