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Two public school principals leave their posts

Two school administrator slots will be up for grabs at the Public School System this new school year following the exit of two principals this month. Tinian High School principal Julian Hofschneider and Tanapag Elementary School principal Jessica Barcinas-Taylor confirmed with...
Posted On Jun 25 2012 02:05
, By Moneth G. Deposa

When the bully is the teacher or an administrator

The entire nation is aware of bullying and its effects on students. There are a host of national campaigns and programs to address this topic head on. Here in the CNMI we are also staying active on the anti-bullying front with proposed legislation and the creation of policy for...
Posted On Jan 04 2012 09:41
, By Jun Dayao

PSS: Admin to settle portion of public schools’ unpaid CUC bill

Despite a huge unpaid bill, no public school has been disconnected from the Commonwealth Utilities Corp.’s power and water grids, according to Public School System finance director Richard Waldo. He said PSS was able to avert the disconnections after the central government...
Posted On Nov 17 2011 01:32
, By Moneth G. Deposa

Admin promises to settle $3M unremitted allotments to PSS

Acting Gov. Eloy S. Inos acknowledged on Thursday that the central government has an outstanding debt of over $3 million to the Public School System, representing unremitted allotments for its personnel cost in fiscal year 2011. From an original appropriation of $32 million for...
Posted On Oct 24 2011 06:31
, By Moneth G. Deposa
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