NMIS students, staff join hands in beach clean up

Posted on Jul 02 2014

The Northern Marianas International School is committed to preserving our Mother Earth. About 60 students, teachers, and staff of NMIS gathered at the Sugar Dock in Susupe for a cleanup drive as part of the summer school program “Ecological Awareness.”

NMIS is one of the fast-growing schools on Saipan. Its summer program started the first batch last June 9 up to July 4. The second batch will start on July 9 to Aug. 1 and the third and last batch will be from Aug. 4 to 15.

Programs for Grades 1 to 8 include photography, marine awareness, public speaking, ecological and historical awareness, and ESL and CSL (Chinese as a second language). The kindergarten class will have arts and crafts, baking, and cooking

Enrollment for the school year 2014-2015 is ongoing! For more information call (670) 234-NMIS (6647). (NMIS)

Jun Dayao Dayao

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