RMI PSS Special Education Program

MEMORANDUM NON AOLEP PRINCIPAL IM RIKAKI 📢❗️

Before Teacher Appreciation Week comes to an end, we want to thank all our special and general education teachers for creating spaces where every student can learn, grow, and thrive. Your dedication, patience, and care make a lasting difference each day. 🍎✨

Sincerely,
RMI Special Education Office

📢 Bōjrak im roñjake aolep baba ro: Kwōj ruwainene ñan kobatok ñan juon iien adwoj ṃōṃṃaan/baba bwebwenato, eo im enaj bōk jikin ilo ad lea ippen WAM im ECD .

📍 Ñan register: Kūrḷọk WAM ilo nōmba kein 625-6123 ak 457-2471.
⚠️ Jouj im meḷeḷe: Ewōr wōt 50 peḷḷọk ko ñan ro rej kōnan bōk kunaer. Lale meḷeḷe kein ilo flyer in ilaḷ ñan elapḷọk meḷeḷe!

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📢 Attention Fathers: Join us for the Male Caregivers Bwebwenato Session, hosted in partnership with WAM and ECD.

📍 To Register: Call WAM at 625-6123 or 457-2471.
⚠️ Note: Space is limited to the first 50 participants. See the flyer below for more details!

Non aolep rikaki ilo Special Education,

IEP deadline ej Bolaide May 29 raan. Jinoe kwelok ippen principal, general rikaki, im parent wiik in lal.

Jouj submit IEP Monde May 18 raan bwe obij in maron review im karool waj. Ne elon am kajitok, jouj in kepaaktok kab call Special Education Office.

Komool tata.

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To all Special Education teacher,

IEP deadline is on Friday May 29th. Begin scheduling meeting with principals, general teachers, and parents for next week.

We ask for you to submit IEPs on Monday May 18th for our office to review and return them back to you. If you have any questions, please reach out or call our Special Education Office

Thank you.

EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS
Washington, D.C.

The Embassy of the Republic of the Marshall Islands is proud to welcome a distinguished group of Marshallese students currently participating in the Close-Up Foundation. The Washington, D.C. program is one of the nation's premier civic education experiences.
These outstanding young delegates have traveled thousands of miles from the Pacific to engage firsthand with the democratic processes and institutions that shape our world. During their time in Washington, students are meeting with lawmakers, exploring the halls of Congress, and increasing their understanding of government, diplomacy, and civic responsibility.

Ambassador Charles R. Paul and Embassy staff had the honor of meeting with the students this week, sharing words of encouragement and the important work the Embassy does to represent Marshallese interests in the United States.

"You represent the future of the Marshall Islands," said Ambassador Paul. Enjoy your time here and stay curious, engaged, and ready to lead.”

The Close-Up Foundation has provided immersive civic education to students across the United States and its affiliated territories and nations for over 50 years. We are grateful for the program's commitment to ensuring that young people from every corner of the world, including our small island nation, have a seat at the table.

To our students: Kommol tata. We see you. We are proud of you. �

To the school leaders that make it possible for all of our students learn and grow.

Kommool tata!

A meaningful week for Special Education in the Marshall Islands.

We welcomed the U.S. Department of Education’s OSEP team for their Differentiation Monitoring and Support Visit, where they met with Hon. Minister Gerald Zackios, Commissioner Dr. Natalie Nimmer and PSS staff, the Special Education Advisory Council, parents, principals, teachers, WUTMI, representatives from the Ministry of Finance, Early Childhood Development, Ebeye representatives, and other stakeholders.

We sincerely appreciate everyone who took the time to meet with the team during the visit and for their continued support and engagement in strengthening inclusive education in our schools!