When will students ‘be’ first?

Throughout all four years of high school, our Marianas High School campus has seen too many great teachers and staff members leave for more rewarding positions; factors that are out of the students’ control. Currently, MHS has three counselors (which means about 300 or more...
Posted On Feb 19 2015 04:00
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Keep our priorities straight

We heard a U.S. Government class is going to merge with AP U.S. History. This seems unfair to both of the classes. Some students may have already took either of the classes so efficiency for both classes will drop. Why can’t our government provide more money to PSS instead of...
Posted On Feb 19 2015 04:00
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Federal grant eyed to bolster Early Head start and other improvements

The Public School System is eyeing a loan of $3 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to build six elementary school and kindergarten classrooms, four Early Head Start centers, and to pave elementary school parking lots on Rota and Tinian. The proposed Rural Development...
Posted On Feb 18 2015 04:00
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PSS counselor of the year is Melanie Sablan

The Public School System Counselor of the Year is Marianas High School’s Melanie Sablan. She was notified of the award via a surprise visit by the Board of Education and PSS staff last Thursday. Sablan told the Saipan Tribune that to receive the award is “a prestige and honor...
Posted On Feb 16 2015 04:00
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