AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSchools Under Strain: CNMI students joined elders and educators in urging the Board of Education to protect public schools as a budget crisis threatens to cut classes to just two or three days a week. Island Foodways: A public-school pilot is putting locally grown yams, taro and sweet potatoes on cafeteria menus, supporting farmers while connecting students with island food traditions. Cultural Exchange: Saipan and Japan’s Ome City are exploring a sister-city partnership, with plans for youth sports, cultural education and online student exchanges. Care for Elders: A $200,000 federal grant will help keep meal services running for 554 seniors on Saipan, Rota and Tinian. Family Safety: CNMI officials marked Domestic Violence Awareness Month as advocates reported an increase in cases, many linked to substance use, and urged survivors to seek support.
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