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The new government is finding surprises as it looks into the contracts and plans to build two high schools, including the new John Gray High School, pictured here.
Photo: Jewel Levy

Schools’ surprises

Faced with paying nearly CI$44 million on the construction of two new Grand Cayman public high schools over the next four months, the government is now reviewing spending plans for the schools’ construction. Education Minister Rolston Anglin said he still supports the new Clifton Hunter and John Gray projects
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