By Journal on March 18, 2022
Ace Doulatram, Cheta Anien, David Kabua, David Paul, Dwight Heine, Emlain Isla Kabua, Ester Zedkeia, Ginger kabua, Harry Doulatram, Jiba Kabua, Lijoni Club, Peterson JIbas, Scott Howe, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL The word luxury was evident at the blessing ceremony and open house last Saturday for the new Beach Lodge Suites in Majuro. Seven of the eight rooms were already reserved for use while one of the rooms was on display and featured quality furniture, utensils, and other room accessories. Father and son duo […]
By Journal on March 11, 2022
Barbara Ned, David Gaudi Jr, Marshall Islands High School, Northern Islands High School, Silass Andrike, US Western Association of Schools and Colleges first award, WASC, Wilmer Joel
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Following on the heels of US Western Association of Schools and Colleges first award of accreditation to Northern Islands High School on Wotje, WASC has given its stamp of approval to Marshall Islands, extending its accreditation for a new six-year term.Six years is the longest period of accreditation possible to achieve. “It is the decision […]
By Journal on March 4, 2022
Alson Kelen, Amaziah Lamata, Angelica Ditchen, Assumption High Schoo, Chewy Lin, Education week 2022, Francyne Wase Jacklick., Kathrene Heneus, kwajalein High School, Kyle Jamore, Lijakwe Miln, Majuro Cooperative High School, Margaret Heffernan, Mary Silk, Office Mart, Olya Pedro, Sharyllma Aruhane, US Embassy, Wilmer Joel, Yelmer Lejjena
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Margaret Heffernan once said “For good ideas and true innovation, you need human interaction, conflict, argument, and debate.”This was the case for the Public School System and the National Nuclear Commission-hosted debate that ended Education Week on a high note. The day of debates at the ICC saw students engaged in learning, developing ideas, and […]
By Journal on February 24, 2022
Giff Johnson, Isocker Anwell, Jo-Jikum, Local Artist, Majuro Cooperative School, Marshall Islands High School, Rita Christian High School, Roxanne Cabral, Seventh Day Adventist School, US Embassy, Waan Aelon in Majel
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The US Embassy hosted an art exhibition at the Ambassador’s residence earlier this month, an event that brought together students from four Majuro high schools with NGOs Jo-Jikum and Waan Aelon in Majel. The students viewed both locally made works of art that were displayed in the outdoor ground floor deck area under the main […]
By Journal on February 18, 2022
Assumption Schools, Candice Guavis, Chris Makiphie, Ladie Jack, Lyla Lemari, Majuro Atoll Local Government, Majuro Day, Marshall Islands Basketball Federation, New sport court, Ronnie Lakabung, Taiwan Embassy, Uliga
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Majuro Atoll Local Government joined with Assumption Schools, the Taiwan Embassy and numerous others to bless and open the new sports court next to the Uliga school Tuesday afternoon. The covered basketball/volleyball court was funded jointly by Taiwan and MALGov. It was a two-part event: opening of the new court and a soft opening for […]
By Journal on February 11, 2022
Dayne Jacklick, Giff Johnson., Historic Preservation Office, Jo-Jikum, Jollia Peter, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, legendary, Roxanne Cabral, Wilbert Alik
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Island legends will be honored and publicly recognized as a result of a US Embassy grant to the organization Jo-Jikum. A $15,000 grant awarded by US Ambassador Roxanne Cabral to Jo-Jikum last week will support construction of three kiosks on legendary landmarks on Majuro Atoll. These kiosks will feature information and artwork about the legend […]
By Journal on February 4, 2022
Ayako Yamaguchi–Eliou, David Kabua, Ebon Atoll, Ginger Shoniber-Kabua, John Silk, Kitlang kabua, Lerooj Kiolani Kabua Hermon, Mary Silk, Mere Tamanisau, Nora Saul, Peggy Trevor, Rev. Jormelu, Shawn Clark, Three Library
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President David Kabua and First Lady Ginger Shoniber-Kabua attended the opening of three libraries on Ebon Atoll last Thursday. Ebon leadership made a priority to provide quality education for the students which led to the idea of establishing libraries at the three schools of Ebon, Toka, and Enekoion — the three main communities on Ebon […]
By Journal on January 28, 2022
College of the Marshall Islands, Communication and Information Technology, Gary Ehrsam, Joemar Development, Low Carbon Sea Transport, Marshall Islands Shipping Corporation, Ministry of Transportation, National Training Council, New maritime training center, Raffael Held, Scott Howe, Uliga Dock
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The construction of the new maritime training facility got underway two weeks ago next to the main office of the Marshall Islands Shipping Corporation. Raffael Held, who is with the German-funded bilateral program Low Carbon Sea Transport, said “the start has been eagerly awaited by all stakeholders, since all procurement-related challenges have been resolved and […]
By Journal on January 21, 2022
Marshall Islands High School, Wilmer Joel
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Girls dominate Marshall Islands High School’s latest honor roll list. In only one class are there more boys on the honor roll than girls.The list shows that there are 102 students from pre-nine to 12th grade on the honor list. Seventy-seven of these are girls, or three quarters of the total honor students.Only in 10th […]
By Journal on January 14, 2022
locking entrance gate after 8am, Marshall Islands High School, school’s policy
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Marshall Islands High School students want to go to school.The school’s policy of locking the front entrance gate after 8am to prevent entry of students who are late has not deterred some students. Some dedicated students who arrive after 8am to find the front gate locked head to the ocean side reef to get into […]