NASSAU, BAHAMAS- The Baha Mar Resort Foundation (BRF), in partnership with various government agencies, has launched the “Calvin Morley Safe School Zone Initiative,” which will focus on establishing road policies around all schools in New Providence, and Family Islands, to help make school zones less hazardous for students.
The BRF is expected to provide more than $200K to launch the initiative.
Phase 1 of the project will focus on primary schools.
The project is named after 13-year-old Calvin Morley who was struck and killed on Robinson Road while attempting to cross the street in 2012.
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