Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Historian depicts the Marianas in new book and School Counselors recognized for commitment

Some 150 decades ago, when life in the Marianas was as what we knew it to be- latte stones homes, farming, fishing- no modern technology enjoyed in those days, the "History of the Marianas to Partition" stems from vast research and analysis as depicted by author Don Farrell and colleagues make learning our past desirable and entertaining.

Knowing who we are and where we came from is unique to our very own as a people of the Marianas. History of the Marianas to Partition, a well written piece stages events that changed the course of the Marianas.

Students First had the opportunity to showcase the historical moment of unveiling such a piece that is supported by Dr. Rita A. Sablan, Commissioner of Education and the State Board of Education, as well countless others who have provided personal views, analysis and archival footage that made this another positive movement for the Marianas in history.

School Counselors are recognized in this issue. The month of February is declared counselors month on a national level. Students First through the auspices of individual schools in the public school system has brought forward the hardworking men and women who support students achievements and provide constant guidance in their daily lives. This issue showcases individuals with great talent to achieve mentoring of our students and providing positive reinforcement that could change a students life as they enter a world of challenges.

We applaud all those who have shared, contributed and successfully endured time and time again the needs of our children in the system. Thank you to all counselors in our educational system for making every day a better day!

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