Record-early $134.3M budget law

Gov. Eloy S. Inos signed yesterday afternoon a record-early budget law capping the CNMI government’s operational budget at $134.33 million for fiscal year 2015, inclusive of the salaries of 2,778 public officials and employees and funding for public services such as education,...
Posted On Sep 17 2014 04:00
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Distance education cited for accelerating graduates

A total of 281 Marianas High School students are expected to take part in the Public School System’s Distance Education program, which MHS principal Sherlyn Cabrera credits for their all-time high number of 301 graduates last year. “Some of our students, they want to advance...
Posted On Sep 16 2014 04:00
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MHS would like 4 to 5 more teachers

With this year’s increase of about 100 students, Marianas High School needs about four or five teachers to reduce the current student-teacher ratio of 34:1 to a “comfortable” level, according to MHS principal Sherlyn Cabrera. “Class sizes are larger than we like,” she said. “We...
Posted On Sep 16 2014 04:00
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‘Enough with doing more with less’

The largest school in terms of population on island, Marianas High School with over 1,560 students, has a maintenance staff of one. Tanapag Middle School also has one person maintaining its grounds, while Hopwood Junior High School also has limitations on its personnel as well as...
Posted On Sep 15 2014 04:00
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