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ST. STANISLAUS AMONG GUYANA’S JOURNEY TO DEVELOPMENT – PRESIDENT

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Saint Stanislaus College has upgraded its facilities with brand-new Physics and Chemistry laboratories, enhancing the school’s capacity to offer advanced science education. Dacia Richards has more on this development in her report.

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