Dr Maureen Mullings-Nelson, a veteran educator affiliated with The Mico University College, is elected and declared President-Elect Designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA). The selection follows the JTA’s 2026 presidential election, held between June 15 and 19. Reports say the election is conducted using a face-to-face modality and attracts a total of 11,275 votes. Dr Mullings-Nelson’s main opponent is Dr Darien Henry of Montego Bay Community College. According to figures cited from a JTA media release, Dr Henry receives 3,947 votes, while Dr Mullings-Nelson receives 6,967 votes, leading to her election. Both outlets report that she will be formally proclaimed at the JTA’s 62nd annual conference, scheduled for August 17 to 19, 2026, at the Ocean Coral Spring in Trelawny. The reports frame the outcome as a transition into the JTA’s presidential line, with Dr Mullings-Nelson designated to take up the role following the conference proclamation.