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JPS invests $22 million in Jamaica back-to-school support

Jamaica Public Service Company invests $22 million in scholarships, supplies, and school rebuilding for the new academic year.

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The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) announced a $22 million back-to-school investment benefitting students across Jamaica, including areas recovering from Hurricane Melissa. [1] Chritine-Amelia Seville, a 19-year-old graduate of Ardenne High School, was awarded a $500,000 scholarship to study industrial engineering at the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech). [2] A total of 42 students, including returning scholars, benefitted from the scholarships and grants presented at the JPS Foundation Power Up Scholarship Awards held in July 2026. [3] JPS provided scholarships and grants totaling more than $11 million for the 2026-2027 academic year through the JPS Foundation Power Up Scholarship Awards. [4] Seville's mother died from pancreatic cancer six years ago, leaving her father, Christopher Seville, as the sole provider for her and her younger brother. [5] The JPS Foundation awarded five students, including Seville, $500,000 each under the Power Up STEM Tertiary Scholarship to pursue engineering studies. [6] Seville aspires to work at the Norman Manley International Airport after completing her studies, based on an internship experience in the HVAC department. [7]
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  1. The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) announced a $22 million back-to-school investment benefitting students across Jamaica, including areas recovering from Hurricane Melissa. · jamaicaobserver.com
  2. Chritine-Amelia Seville, a 19-year-old graduate of Ardenne High School, was awarded a $500,000 scholarship to study industrial engineering at the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech). · jamaica-gleaner.com
  3. A total of 42 students, including returning scholars, benefitted from the scholarships and grants presented at the JPS Foundation Power Up Scholarship Awards held in July 2026. · jamaicaobserver.com
  4. JPS provided scholarships and grants totaling more than $11 million for the 2026-2027 academic year through the JPS Foundation Power Up Scholarship Awards. · jamaicaobserver.com
  5. Seville's mother died from pancreatic cancer six years ago, leaving her father, Christopher Seville, as the sole provider for her and her younger brother. · jamaica-gleaner.com
  6. The JPS Foundation awarded five students, including Seville, $500,000 each under the Power Up STEM Tertiary Scholarship to pursue engineering studies. · jamaica-gleaner.com
  7. Seville aspires to work at the Norman Manley International Airport after completing her studies, based on an internship experience in the HVAC department. · jamaica-gleaner.com
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