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A successful three-hour remote training on Family Engagement Module 2: Gathering and Sharing Child Assessment Data was conducted on September 10, 2022 to ten different child care programs and directors in Saipan, CNMI. The training was facilitated by Russelle Mae Ignacio, Evergreen Learning Coach together with Grace Mallari, Evergreen Learning Training and Development Specialist. The training focused on ways to gather and share information with families about their children. The intent of these types of conversations is to help support their child’s learning and development, have meaningful conversations with families about their child’s assessment, and join in partnership with families towards a shared goal in their child’s learning. Information presented is meant for educators, child care providers, and or directors working with children from birth to age five. Communicating with families is not something new to the participants, as they all have had experiences in this practice. One of the common practices at the child care programs are conducting a Parent Teacher Conferences (PTC). According to the participants, this is scheduled quarterly and as needed. PTC is one of the methods that child care providers use to provide information in regards to the child’s progress, behaviors, as well as ways to plan activities that the teacher and families can work together to reach a common goal. Participants are now equipped with additional information and resources that they can use when working with children and families. For programs who were unable to join this training, this will also be offered sometime within the October 2022 to September 2023 copy of the CCDF Professional Development Calendar, which is available on the Child Care Licensing Program’s website at www.cnmicclp.gov.mp/forms/ For more information, please see the link below.governor.gov.mp/news/press-releases/child-care-programs-attend-family-engagement-gathering-and-sh...#CNMIOfficeoftheGovernor #TheMarianas ... See MoreSee Less

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The CNMI Department of Labor’s (DOL) Workforce Investment Agency renewed its agreement with the Hawai’i Job Corps during a site visit to the Waimanalo Center. The signing was witnessed by the CNMI DOL and Finance, who also attended the Workforce Convening with USDOL Region 6 and Waimanalo Center staff.Under the agreement, the CNMI commits to promote the mission of the Hawaii Job Corp Centers to provide academic, career, and technical education, and social development training to young men and women ages eighteen (18) to twenty-four (24) years old to become responsible, productive and employed community members; and perform certain services in the field of outreach, admissions, and career transition services for the Job Corps program.The Hawai’i Job Corps is a free residential program with career training offerings in Automotive Technician, Culinary Arts, Facilities Maintenance, Hotel and Lodging, Landscaping, Office Administration, Painting, Security and Protective Services, Registered Apprenticeship Program in Pharmacy Technician, Certified Nurse Assistance to include high school diploma or its equivalent. Programs are self-paced with opportunities in advance training at centers located in the mainland U.S.“This collaborative partnership between the CNMI and Hawai’i Job Corps expands the opportunities for our youths to advance in a career pathway and improve their employability,” said Secretary of Labor Vicky Benavente. She added, “This is a valued long-term relationship that continues to provide the CNMI’s young citizens with additional options for their choice of a career.”Hawai’i Center Director Ellen May shared, “It was an honor for our team to welcome the CNMI DOL Workforce representatives to our beautiful campus and reestablish our partnership. Collectively, we are not only providing exciting career pathways for young adults, for many students we are also offering hope and a new beginning for a bright future.”Youths interested in learning more about the great opportunities offered through the Hawai’i Job Corps program may contact the CNMI DOL Workforce Investment Agency at tel. 670.664.1708 or email cnmiwioa@dol.gov.mp.To read more, please see the link below.governor.gov.mp/news/press-releases/department-of-labor-workforce-investment-agency-renews-mou-wi...#CNMIOfficeoftheGovernor #TheMarianas ... See MoreSee Less

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This morning, Governor Ralph DLG. Torres, Northern Marianas Humanities Council Executive Director Leo Pangelinan, members of the Northern Marianas Humanities Council, Sinot Manny F. Borja, Master Navigator Cecilio Raiukiulipiy, and members of the community proclaimed the month of October as CNMI Humanities Month at the Santa Lourdes Shrine. The observance of Humanities Month is dedicated toward promoting the humanities and arts in our communities. The humanities plays a vital role in our islands and in everyday life. Exploring the human experience in the CNMI means we are able to better understand who we are as a people, whether this be through our history, cultures, languages, social values, and more. Governor Torres expresses his appreciation to the Humanities Council for navigating the complexities of the human experience in our islands, and encourages the community to join in celebrating and strengthening the humanities here in the CNMI.To read the full proclamation, please see the link below.governor.gov.mp/news/proclamation-cnmi-humanities-month-october-2022/#CNMIOfficeoftheGovernor#TheMarianas ... See MoreSee Less

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Come out and join us every Thursday for the Hafa Adai Tirow Cultural Experience. Browse our Project Liffang vendors and enjoy the live local entertainment and food. ... See MoreSee Less

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Let us remember the importance of taking care of our beautiful planet, and how we each hold the responsibility to help protect our environment for future generations to come.

Together, we can maintain a healthy, clean, and beautiful CNMI, and most importantly, planet. 🌎

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Earlier this week, Governor Torres and the Department of Public Works (DPW) Secretary James A. Ada met with U.S Office of Insular Affairs Director Nikolao Pula to tour the Route 36 construction site, as well as discuss other plans for infrastructure projects throughout the CNMI.

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Child Care Programs attend Family Engagement: Gathering and Sharing Child Assessment Data Training

September 30, 2022

A successful three-hour remote training on Family Engagement Module 2: Gathering and Sharing Child Assessment Data was conducted on September 10, 2022 to ten different child care programs and directors in Saipan, CNMI. The training was facilitated by Russelle Mae Ignacio, Evergreen Learning Coach together with Grace Mallari, Evergreen Learning Training and Development Specialist. 

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