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  1. Hurricane Melissa, involving outlooks from NOAA and the NHC, caused significant damage in the region on May 28, 2026.
  2. Category 5 Hurricane Melissa caused significant roof damage to Marie Atkins Early Childhood School, leading to discussions about expansion.
  3. A Category 5 hurricane caused significant damage in Jamaica, specifically impacting the education sector.
  4. Schools in Westmoreland sustained damage from Hurricane Melissa.

Hurricane Melissa impacted western Jamaica schools, leading the Ministry of Education to track student absenteeism.

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Hurricane Melissa impacted western Jamaica schools, leading the Ministry of Education to track student absenteeism.

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  1. Hurricane Melissa swept across western Jamaica, prompting partnership-funded school reconstruction efforts.Sub-event
  2. Dixon, Education Minister, detailed the impact of Hurricane Melissa on schools in specific Jamaican parishes.1 source
  3. Ministry of Education is tracking student absenteeism rates following Hurricane Melissa's impact on western Jamaica schools.1 source

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Schools in Westmoreland sustained damage from Hurricane Melissa.

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