PSS eyes contracting maintenance services

To address its shortage of maintenance personnel—with some schools having only one paid personnel for their campus—the Public School System is reviewing whether contracting out maintenance services may be more efficient, according to Board of Education chair Herman Guerrero. “It...
Posted On Sep 18 2014 04:00
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Yumul: MVA didn’t mind decreased budget

With revenues from the hotel tax hitting an all-time high, coupled with dearth of available hotel rooms, the Marianas Visitors Authority didn’t mind a cut in its budget for fiscal year 2015. House Tourism Committee chair Ralph Yumul (Ind-Saipan) said the $10.1 million MVA...
Posted On Sep 18 2014 04:00
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Student safety

If PSS is not responding to the questions I raised a few weeks ago about students’ safety in school premises, then we can conclude that PSS does not have such policies. When this happens, parents whose children are attending any of the public schools in the CNMI should be aware...
Posted On Sep 18 2014 04:00
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PSS share of new budget ‘can be misleading’

With the budget law signed yesterday, the Public School System receives—with its $33.44 million—about 25 percent of the $134.33 million budget passed by the Legislature. However, Board of Education chair Herman Guerrero and PSS financial management consultant Ed Tenorio said the...
Posted On Sep 17 2014 04:05
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