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 March 31, 2023
Marshall Islands High School, Wilmer Joel
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Two classes at Marshall Islands High School were scrubbing and cleaning vehicles last Saturday to raise funds. The junior officers were doing their car wash at the parking lot of the Public School System, while the 12G seniors were busy doing the same close by next to the entrance of Delap Elementary School. The students […]
By Journal on March 16, 2023
Barbara Ned, Marshall Islands High School, Marty Mark, MIHS, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Students at Marshall Islands High School are being denied entry to their classes after 8:15am. The school gate still remains open, but the school administration has advised teachers to send students home and not let them in. According to a MIHS administrator this is not a new policy and it is to discipline […]
By Journal on March 2, 2023
“Etak in Wa”, Education Week, Majuro Local Police Force, Marshall Islands High School, Timoci Ratidara, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL MIHS got off to a rocky start with no organized school-based activities for Education Week, while other schools were marching along with theirs throughout last week. The largest high school in the country was still in instruction mode. However that changed when the school administration conceded to the student leaders request for a […]
By Journal on February 9, 2023
Alwal Rita to Delap Park, Chewy Lin., float, Marshall Islands High School, Maulo Band, MMI, parade, Talent show, Unique, V7AB, William Ring
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HILARY HOSIA The fact that Marshall Islands veteran V7AB commentator William Ring dubbed the Miss Marshall Islands Pageant “biggest and most enthusiastic” event he has ever seen speaks volumes. William has been broadcasting live events for the past 20-plus years and judging from his narration as the MMIP floats unfolded last Thursday attested to his […]
By Journal on December 30, 2022
2023 election, bumper stickers, Charles Heine, Jekni Saimon, Lautrok Alvin, Marshall Islands High School, Pacific Media Institute, Souvenir Jelmak, students, Wilmer Joel
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In order to vote in the 2023 national election, a citizen must be registered, and the registration deadline is this week Friday, December 30. These Marshall Islands High School students — from left, Charles Heine, Lautrok Alvin, Jekni Saimon, and Souvenir Jelmak — hold up Pacific Media Institute-sponsored bumper stickers encouraging citizens to ensure their […]
By Journal on December 9, 2022
500 new students, Barbara Ned, Dance, Marshall Islands High School, Q&A session, welcome party, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL The largest high school in the country, MIHS, rejuvenated its school activities after the disruption of Covid with a welcome party last week as the first student activity for this school year. MIHS welcomed its largest ever group of new students last Thursday. There were more than 500 new students including transfer students […]
By Journal on November 10, 2022
Christmas vacation, Fred Alfred, Marshall Islands High School, Public School System, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL MIHS has officially decided to return to full swing starting the first week of the second quarter with the green light from the Public School System. For more than five weeks, the largest high school in the country has been following a split schedule system for instruction — one of the last public […]
By Journal on September 29, 2022
Charlet Donato, Charlie Donato, Frank Underwood, Laura Elementary schoo, Laura High School, Marshall Islands High School, Ministry of Health and Human Services, Package Learning, PSS, Rita Elementary School
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Despite Health authorities giving schools the “all-clear” to resume classes September 18, the Public School System had not as of Wednesday this week confirmed a date for its schools to open their doors for the current school year. Marshall Islands High School issued a notice this week that it will begin a phased return to […]
By Journal on September 8, 2022
Barbara Ned, College of the Marshall Islands, Junior Paul, Marshall Islands High School, Ministry of Health and Human Services, Philmar Kabua, Public School System, Wilbur Heine, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Upward Bound Program is sticking to its traditional school calendar and is scheduled to start classes next week. This program is a college preparatory program that provides eligible high schoolers rigorous academic support and guidance toward post-secondary education. However, there will be changes in how students will enter the campus at the College […]