DES TO RESUME CLASSES<\/p>\n
All Dandan Elementary School students are to report back to school on Jan. 11, 2005.
\nOther dates to remember:
\n*\tJan 11\tFlag ceremony at 8am; staff meeting at 3pm; REL meeting for all kinder students
\n*\tJan 14\tTLT\/REL Meeting 3pm
\n*\tJan 17-21\tEnglish language learners in-service training for all DES teacher’s assistant
\n*\tJan 13\t2005 PTA meeting at 6pm
\n*\tJan 18\tGrade level meeting at 2:45pm
\n*\tJan 25\tGrade level representative meeting at 2:45pm
\n*\tJan 31\tAccreditation meeting at 2:45pm<\/p>\n
SINAPALO ELEMENTARY TO RESUME CLASSES<\/p>\n
Sinapalo Elementary School classes will resume on Jan. 11, 2005<\/p>\n
*\tParents and guardians of students attending Sinapalo Elementary School are invited to attend the 2nd Quarter Parent Teacher Conference on Jan. 12, at 4:30-6:30pm.<\/p>\n
*\tSinapalo Elementary School’s monthly PTA meeting will be on Wednesday, Jan. 19, at the school cafeteria at 5:30pm.<\/p>\n
RESUMPTION OF CLASSES AT KAGES, HOPWOOD<\/p>\n
Reminder to all Kagman Elementary School and Hopwood Junior High School students\/parents\/guardians: Classes will resume on Jan. 11, 2005 after the holiday break.<\/p>\n
TANAPAG ELEMENTARY PTA MEETING RESET<\/p>\n
The Parents Teachers Association meeting for Tanapag Elementary School that is scheduled for every first Wednesday of the month will be rescheduled to Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2005, due to the school’s Christmas break. The meeting will be at 6pm at the campus cafeteria.<\/p>\n
CHACHA RESUMPTION OF CLASSES<\/p>\n
This is to inform all parents, guardians, students and the community that classes at Chacha Oceanview Junior High will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2005. If you have any questions or concerns, call the school at 664-4103 or 664-4100.<\/p>\n
NMC MATH PLACEMENT TEST<\/p>\n
Jan. 11, 05 (Tuesday)\t10am to 12noon Room D-1 (NMC Campus)<\/p>\n
Things you need to bring: Picture ID, pen\/pencil, calculator (optional, may not be shared)<\/p>\n
Acceptable picture ID’s (no ID-no test)<\/p>\n
NMC Picture ID (needed to be entered into the system)<\/p>\n
Drivers licenses, passport, other school picture ID, CNMI Immigration Card<\/p>\n
No reservations: First come, first serve basis only. Limited seats available. No admittance to the testing room will be allowed after the starting time listed above. “Math placement slips are good for one year from test date and a placement test can only be taken once a year.”<\/p>\n
HEAD START PROGRAM ENROLLMENT START<\/p>\n
Enroll your child now! Head Start provides children with activities that help them grow mentally, socially, emotionally, and physically. The Head Start staff recognize that, as parents, you are the first and most important teachers of your children. They will welcome your involvement in Head Start activities, and will work as partners with you to help your child progress. Your child will leave Head Start more prepared for kindergarten, excited about learning, and ready to succeed.<\/p>\n
Open slots are at the following centers:<\/p>\n
San Antonio-PM session
\nSan Vicente-PM session
\nCapitol Hill-PM session
\nCapitol Hill-AM session
\nKagman III-PM session
\nKagman II-PM & AM session
\nChalan Kanoa-AM session<\/p>\n
TWO SLOTS OPEN FOR APAICS FELLOWSHIP<\/p>\n
Two fellowship slot for 2005-2006 are now open at the Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies in Washington, D.C.<\/p>\n
Both begin on September 2005 through May 2006, according to a joint announcement issued by Saipan Mayor Juan Borja Tudela and the APAICS.<\/p>\n
The fellowships are the George Aratani\/Daniel K. Inouye Fellowship and the Anheuser-Busch\/Frank Horton Fellowship. Both programs are designed to provide unique opportunities to two individuals who are committed to the Asian Pacific American communities. The prospective fellow must also be committed to pursuing careers in public service.<\/p>\n
APAICS will provide $20,000 to cover travel costs, housing and personal expenses. Fellows will spend nine months in Washington, D.C., either in the office of a Congressional member, a Congressional committee or a federal agency.<\/p>\n
The deadline for the submission of an application for both fellowship programs is Feb 15, 2005. Only one application is necessary to be considered to either of the two fellowship programs. Finalists will be notified by May of 2005.<\/p>\n
The George Aratani\/Daniel K. Inouye Fellowship is named after current Sen. Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii who was a combat veteran of World War II, and who has served in the U.S. Congress for nearly 40 years.<\/p>\n
The Anheuser-Busch\/Frank Horton Fellowship, on the other hand, was established to honor former Rep. Frank Horton, who was instrumental for the national designation of May as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.<\/p>\n
For further information and application requirements about the fellowships, log on to http:\/\/www.apaics.org\/apaics_fellow.html or contact directly by e-mail at apaics@apaics.org, or call the office at (202) 296-9200.<\/p>\n
The e-mail address for the Saipan Higher Education Financial Assistance (SHEFA) is contact@saipanshefa.com. Its website is http:\/\/www.saipanshefa.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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