By Journal on August 20, 2026
Cassiano Jetnil, Dr. Natalie Nimmer, John Zedkaia, Junior Paul, Natalie Nimmer, PSS schools
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The Republic of the Marshall Islands Public School System (PSS) has begun a nationwide initiative to assess the climate and environmental resilience of public schools, with an initial focus on schools in the neighboring islands. This initiative is one of the strategies to address climate change identified in the National Adaptation Plan. The assessments are […]
By Journal on July 2, 2026
Ajeltake, Amity Jarom, Aron Langinlur, Boaz Lamidrik, Dr. Natalie Nimmer, Giff Johnson, Hilary Vanderwey, Jina David, Laura, RMI IMPACT II, Ruby Marcelo, Woja
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The handover of new water storage systems for public schools in Ajeltake, Woja and Laura last Thursday has come none too soon, Education Commissioner Dr. Natalie Nimmer told the people assembled for the ceremony at Ajeltake Elementary School. With lower levels of rain forecast for the RMI starting this month and onward into 2027, the […]
By Journal on May 7, 2026
Alson Kelen, Chewy Lin, David Lin, Dr. Natalie Nimmer, Giff Johnson, Glathy Luther, Herbert Hsu, Kenneth Fernando, Kiyo Kaneko, Layla Tibon, Nelu Jelke, Richston Orgen Jr., United World College
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The RMI’s 22nd high school student to head to a United World College school abroad was recognized recently by Taiwan Ambassador Herbert Hsu and Education Commission Dr. Natalie Nimmer. Richston Orgen, Jr., an 11th grader at Seventh Day Adventist School in Delap, was nominated by the UWC National Committee of the Marshall Islands to attend […]
By Journal on August 3, 2023
Deborah Zuercher, Dr. Natalie Nimmer, Hilda Heine, Huswyn Abo, Laura Lynos, Luislynn Katmel, Mercy Calimlim, Rod Lanwe, Theresa Kijiner, Wilbur Heine, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Two dozen Marshallese who finished the two-year Pacific Masters in Education program at the University of Hawaii-Manoa graduated with their master’s degrees in Education in Curriculum Studies last week at the University of the South Pacific campus in Majuro. There are two graduates who live in Ebeye and one person who lives in […]