Koblerville Elementary School will be returning to full-day sessions next week after over a year of half-day sessions. <\/p>\n
According to a source from the Public School System, KES will return to regular session on March 16. <\/p>\n
KES was one of the schools that bore the brunt of Super Typhoon Yutu over a year ago but classrooms have been repaired, instructional material have arrived, and they are ready to start regular sessions, the source said. <\/p>\n
KES is the third school to return to full-day sessions, following Kagman Elementary School and Dandan Elementary School. <\/p>\n
KES classes will begin promptly at 7:30am and end at 2:40pm. <\/p>\n
According to Saipan Tribune archives, KagES reverted to full-day sessions and returned to their home campus last Monday. <\/p>\n
The KagES campus, which served as a shelter during Super Typhoon Yutu, experienced electrical issues after a power pole that burned out near the school prevented power from running through the facility.<\/p>\n
Dandan Middle School, one of the schools that also sustained major damage and had to go into half-day session, returned to full session schedule in the first week of December, according to a source. They were the first school to return to full-day sessions.<\/p>\n
Oleai Elementray School, San Vicente Elementary School, Francisco M. Sablan Elementary School, William S. Reyes Elementary School, and Kagman High School remain on half-day sessions.<\/p>\n
In a previous interview with Education Commissioner Alfred Ada, the other schools that still remain on half-day and double sessions will return to full-day sessions this month.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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