Editing Guinea Grass (section)

==Education==
70% have a Primary School education; of the other 30% that did not finish primary school, about 70% can read and write in both English and Spanish. The other 10% are illiterate. 45% have a secondary education, which has tripled in one decade as only ~12% of the population had a secondary education in the 1990s. 30% have a tertiary education and a hand full have graduate degrees.

As the official Language of the country is [[Caribbean English|English]], All Primary schools in Belize teach with a full English curriculum. Hence, the same thing applies to Guinea Grass from infant division to Upper School (Standard 5 & 6) teaching is done in English but are not limited to use different languages for better illustration and understanding of the subject specially helpful for foreigners and those whose first language is not English such as  Spanish or Low German.

The village has two primary schools, namely Guinea Grass Pentecostal Primary School and Guinea Grass Roman Catholic Primary School.

Over the past 13 years the Guinea Grass Pentecostal School has ranked amongst the Top 25 schools nationwide and has consecutively ranked among the top 3 schools in the District, the categories vary each year due to the number of standard six students enrolled. (Each year they are on either the 25-35 categories or the 50- above category) 
{| class="wikitable"
!Guinea Grass Pentecostal school
!Guinea Grass R.C School
|-
|397 students enrolled
|425 students enrolled
|-
|'''Guinea Grass Pentecostal Pre-School'''
|'''Guinea Grass R.C Preschool'''
|-
|35 students enrolled
|38 students enrolled
|}