By Journal on April 21, 2023
Constitution Day, first-ever Sports Day, Majuro Middle School, Marshall Islands High School, Marty Mark, Mr. Murray, showcasing their talents, Student Body Government, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL In an effort to recruit runners for the upcoming Constitution Day track and field events, Marshall Islands High School put together the school’s first-ever Sports Day last week. Many of the school’s best runners from five teams identified by their colors took to the field adjacent to Majuro Middle School. The running ground […]
By Journal on June 9, 2022
Alvin Simon, Joana Anuntak, Kanchi Hosia, Kitlang kabua, Ladie Jack, Majuro Middle School, Marshall Islands High School, Micro Game 2023, MIHS new gym, Ronnie Lakabung, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL After more than two years of closure and no sign of redemption, Marshall Islands High School’s (MIHS) newly renovated gymnasium was finally re-opened during a blessing ceremony late last month at the school compound. The school gymnasium has been a landmark for memorable basketball games, iconic teams, and numerous graduations since MIHS’ founding […]
By Journal on December 24, 2021
Chewy Lin, Christmas Lighting Ceremony 2021, Glen Joseph, Handyme Lamin, Laura Elementary School, Majuro Middle School, Marshall Islands High School, Mejerik Club, Ministry of Natural Resources and Commerce, Moriana Phillip, Rairok Elementary School, Randon Jack, Rita Elementary School, Santa Claus Ben Wakefield, Tommy Lokeijak, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL The former capital building was turned into a Tropical Christmas Wonderland illuminated with flickering lights which embellished the entire area during the Christmas Lighting Ceremony last Friday arranged by the RMI government and the Mejerik Club. The venue was packed with children as well as families waiting for the Christmas lights to shimmer […]
By Journal on August 19, 2021
Ailinglaplap, Aur, Dale Nabu, Eastern Oregon University, Food Certificates, Jackie Leung, K&K Islands Pride Supermarket, Kiana Juda Angelo, Living Islands, Majuro Middle School, Maleolap, Micronesian Islander Community, Mili, Namu, Non-profits, School Supplies, Utrok, Wotje
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Two Oregon-based non-profit organizations are providing education-related donations to community members and outer island schools in need. Dale Nabu, a recent graduate of Eastern Oregon University, was active with the two Oregon groups while living on the west coast. Now back in Majuro, he’s continuing to be a link between the Oregon groups Living Islands […]
By Journal on August 12, 2021
60 percent, Alvin Simon, Bomb results, Giff Johnson, Hilda Heine, Majuro Middle School, MISAT, Nitijela, Pre Nine, Public School System, Stanley Heine, Tony Aiseia
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GIFF JOHNSON “Eighth graders’ results a bomb” blared the page one headline in the Journal’s August 28, 2020 edition.Fast forward to this week, and the high school entrance results are out with almost exactly the same result as last year. In 2020, only 109 — 12.5 percent — out of 868 taking the test managed […]
By Journal on June 27, 2019
Ebeye, Giff Johnson, Hilary Hosia, Jambo Arts, Majuro, Majuro Middle School
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GIFF JOHNSON Local students in Majuro and Ebeye were given the chance to show their audiovisual creativity in a series of workshops that will lead to a soon-to-be-released film and graphic adaptations of Marshallese legends. A team from the United Kingdom collaborated with the local organization Jambo Arts to sponsor drawing and animation workshops involving […]
By Journal on November 1, 2018
Arlington Tibon, Hilary Hosia, Hirobo Obeketang, Majuro Cooperative School, Majuro Deaf Education Center, Majuro Middle School, MIEPI, Yolanda Lodge
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Marshall Islands Prevention Group, otherwise known as MIEPI, is celebrating 10 years as a non-governmental organization in the RMI. MIEPI was established to provide epidemiological surveillance, community research, and public health planning and prevention to monitor, assess and improve health and social welfare of communities in the RMI. MIEPI set aside $1,000 annually since it […]
By Journal on December 4, 2015
Asmon Langidrik, Jr., Majuro Middle School, Winnie Benjamin
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HILARY HOSIA If you’d personify the number of years Asmon Langidrik, Jr. spent as a teacher in the Ministry of Education, Asmon would’ve been a 13-year old teen. The beloved special education teacher died last Wednesday, three hours after he reportedly left Majuro Middle School due to what his coworkers said was chest pain. He […]