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8:04 pm, Thu December 10, 2020 Adela Scotland, a sixth form student in Trinidad; Khaleel Kothdiwala, Head Boy at Queens College in Barbados; and Linvern Wright, President of the Jamaica Association of Principals of Secondary Schools   Some regional students have reported they are grappling with suicidal thoughts and loss of scholarships following this year s CSEC and CAPE exams.       Speaking on Thursday at a Regional Stakeholder Press Conference to demand answers from CXC, Adela Scotland, an upper sixth form student at St. Francois Girl s School in Trinidad, said the discrepancies caused mental anguish among her peers.    I have had to take on the responsibility of comforting suicidal students across the region because they have reached out to me to express their confusion and this is something I fully understand. It is bizarre to me that despite the evident discrepancies and the constant complaints and the protests, that CXC has done nothing to assist the students

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