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Majuro Cooperative School Teachers & Job Opportunities
Exciting Employment Opportunities at Majuro Cooperative School
Job openings for teachers for the 2010-11 school year are as follows (as of January 11, 2010):---All positions for the 2010-2011 school year have been filled. Check back to this page to see if there are any openings. ---
*Applications should include a detailed curriculum vita, copies of academic qualifications, indication of possible starting date, and available references from three most recent employers/supervisors. Please visit our website for information about the Majuro Cooperative School. We are a US accredited school through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.MCS Parent & Student Handbook & Calendar for the 2009-10 school year.pdf
Reply to Kathy Stratte, Principal
Majuro Cooperative School
PO Box 81
Majuro, Marshall Islands 96960
Republic of the Marshall Islands
e-mail: coopschl@ntamar.net
Telephone: 692-625-3144
Fax: 692-625-3719
Website: http://www.majurocooperativeschool.org
Job opportunities occasionally open up over the course of the school year. At this time, however, the Majuro Cooperative School is fully staffed. If you would like to be considered for any future openings, especially for the 2010-2011 school year, please contact:
Kathy Stratte, Principal
P.O. Box 81, Majuro, MH 96960
Telephone (692) 625-3144
Facsimile (692) 625-3719
e-mail: coopschl@ntamar.netMCS 2009-2010 School Year Staff Handbook
Current teaching staff and qualifications:
*Kathy Stratte, Principal, B.A., M.Ed. Elementary Ed., Special Ed.
*Natalie Nimmer,High School Director and Middle School High School Science Teacher, BA in Education, Tertiary Teaching Certification, Masters in Education coursework in progress,
*Kristin Olson, Special Education teacher, B.A., MS., Psychology, Education
*Deborah Nussbaum, Special Education Teacher, BA in Special Ed, Masters in International Teaching
*Erick Pacheco, MSHS Social Studies teacher, BA ins Social Studies, 6-12 Social Studies Certification
*Nobuaki Yamada, Japanese teacher, BA Elementary Education
*Karen Bajowski, Sixth Grade teacher and High School English, Masters in Education, Special Education certifed
*Jhaislaine "Jai" Lewis, 5th Grade teacher, MA in Elementary Ed, BA in Liberal Arts 5th grade, B.A., M.F.A., TOEFL certified
*Nancy Snyder, First Grade teacher, Masters in Education, Elementary and Early Childhood certified, Reading Endorsement
*Waisaki Savu, 4th Grade teacher, AA Education
*Jill Pagels, English Language Program Director , B.A., ESL certified, Bilingual Ed.
*Nick Kirby, 3rd Grade teacher, Coursework in progress for BA in Early Childhood Education
*Jessica Risley, Second Grade teacher, Masters in Education with Reding Endorsement K-6
*Robin Seru, Preschool and Prekindergarten teacher, Certificate in Early Childhood Education, BA coursework in progress
*Mere Tamanisau, Kindergarten teacher, Certificate in Early Childhood Education, BA coursework in progress
*Amy Carlson, Middle School Language Arts teacher, BA in Language Arts, certified for grades 6-12
*Yoora Lee, Art and Music teacher, coursework for BA in Early Childhood Education in progress
*Jennifer Eclar, Marshallese Studies teacher, Associates Degee in Eementary Education
*Mack Peter, Physical Education teacher
*Brennen, Administrative AssistantAides:
PreSchool and PreKindergarten: Rebi Lasmus,Morina Jokbata
PreSchool Special Education : Maris Mae Batatan
Kindergarten: Rosener Aneo
Kindergarten Volunteer: Melissa Malate
First Grade: Lucinda Peter
Second Grade: Risen Phillip
Third Grade: Rose Luther
Third Grade Volunteer: Robin Mitchell
Special Education: Rolando Anien, Linda Henry, Telbwe Alik, Jolinda RokiMarshall Islands: Stakeholders Consulted in Educational Reform Project Briefing Paper Slide Presentation:
A pilot project to improve education in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), points to the need for all segments of society to be involved in the reform process. The mid-term findings of the project, sponsored by Asian Development Bank (ADB) in cooperation with the RMI Ministry of Education, were released last month, in the briefing paper, "Issues and Options for Improving Education in the RMI." This study declared that the Majuro Cooperative School achieves the best standardized test scores in the RMI.
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Robin Seru, Preschool and Pre-K Teacher |
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Mere Tamanisau, Kindergarten Teacher |
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Nancy Snyder, 1st Grade Teacher |
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Jessica Risley, 2nd Grade Teacher |
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Nick Kirby, 3rd Grade Teacher |
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Waisaki Savu, 4th Grade Teacher |
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Jhaislaine "Jai" Lewis, 5th Grade Teacher |
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Erick Pacheco, Middle School and High School Social Studies |
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Karen Bajowski, 6th Grade and High School English |
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Amy Carlson, Middle School Language Arts |
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Natalie Nimmer, High School Director, Middle & High School Science |
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Kristin Olson, Special Education teacher |
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Deborah Nussbaum, Special Education teacher |
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Jill Pagels, English Language Program Director |
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Nobuaki Yamada, Japanese Teacher |
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Yoo-ra Lee, Music and Art Instruction |
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Mack Peter, Physical Education Teacher |
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Jennifer Eclar, Marshallese Languages Arts |