Chuukese students at PCC were treated to Christmas Dinner at Rose Alivan's home. Pictured here are CHS students.On December 29 & 30 the Chuukese students will go the the Rock Islands for a retreat.
Thursday, December 27, 2007
PCC Staff Hosts Chuukese for the Holidays
Chuukese students at PCC were treated to Christmas Dinner at Rose Alivan's home. Pictured here are CHS students.On December 29 & 30 the Chuukese students will go the the Rock Islands for a retreat.
Friday, December 21, 2007
If you Drink, Please don't drive
Have a Happy New Year but remember, if you are going to drink then please do not drive. Don't mix drinking and driving! Kinissow chapur.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Santa Claus a mwochen acchema ngeni kemi…
• Buu (Betel Nut): mee watte, afisata kanser, pwan alimengawa awomw (is expensive $$$, causes cancer and makes your mouth ugly)!
• Supwa (Cigarettes): Ese mwirine! NOT cool & mei affeinngawa inisum (they kill you)!
• Sakau (Alcohol): awora osukosuk non famini, aterenges me fenu.
• Fitikoko (Violence): Ika emon a mwochen fiu ngonuk, suu seni (walk away)!
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Global Warming Films to CHS
When CHS students return to classes in January 2008, they will have the chance to watch two films about Global Warming: Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth” and “Rising Waters”, a look at Samoa and the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
Global Warming is a serious issue for Chuuk where several coral islands in the Namanuito Atoll and Mortlock Atoll have already experienced very high tides which flooded taro patches.
Teachers interested in having their classes see this film should contact the Film Class at CHS. Kinissow chapur.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Hello this is Trisha Omwere I was just stopping by to drop my gifts to you all my friends and family out there. Well here are my gifts! Very merry Christmas to you all! I hope you have a good time and all the happiness be with you. And I wish God be with you. Thank you always Trisha Omwre .
LOVE YA ALL!
LOVE YA ALL!
MERRY CHRISTMS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Christmas is coming and prepare all your gifts! I just want to wish you all a very warm and safe Christmas Eve.To my great fellow classmate at the school (BMS)
I Annmary Tachuo am just stopping by to drop off my greetings to you all. Well here they are: "MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR" I hope you all enjoy your Christmas with family and friends. Good bye to you all and remember that Christmas is not for you to do all the bad things you want. It is for you to enjoy and not to get in a big problem. Always me annmary tachuo with a very small hope.
Remember to have fun and not to miss the fun.
I Annmary Tachuo am just stopping by to drop off my greetings to you all. Well here they are: "MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR" I hope you all enjoy your Christmas with family and friends. Good bye to you all and remember that Christmas is not for you to do all the bad things you want. It is for you to enjoy and not to get in a big problem. Always me annmary tachuo with a very small hope.
Remember to have fun and not to miss the fun.
Comments at Christmas
(1)
We have big problems and trouble at our school. The problems we’ve had for a long time are no water and no lunch. Also, we have no place to study. We need to come together to solve the problems in our school. Most important, we need to tell the parents to help us to solve our problems in our school. Parents, please help!
(2)
DURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS SOME CHUUK HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHERE TAKING PICTURES AND USING THEM TO MAKE POWER POINT PRESENTATIONS.
THE FIRST TIME I TOOK PICTURES I WAS VERY SHY. BUT WHEN I CONTINUED TO TAKE MORE PICTURES I WAS NOT SHY ANY MORE BECAUSE IT WAS FUN. AND ONCE I KNEW A LITTLE ABOUT USING POWER POINT I JUST WANTED TO GO ON AND LEARN MORE KINDS OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS.
NOW I CAN USE THE COMPUTER BY MYSELF. ALSO I LISTEN CAREFULLY TO MY TEACHER TO GET SOME IDEAS FROM THE TEACHER ABOUT USING THE COMPUTER MORE.
(3)
Merry Christmas to everyone and a special greeting to all of you reading our blog. Now I have to say that here in Chuuk things are really bad because the government is horrible. We have big trouble!
We have big problems and trouble at our school. The problems we’ve had for a long time are no water and no lunch. Also, we have no place to study. We need to come together to solve the problems in our school. Most important, we need to tell the parents to help us to solve our problems in our school. Parents, please help!
(2)
DURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS SOME CHUUK HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHERE TAKING PICTURES AND USING THEM TO MAKE POWER POINT PRESENTATIONS.
THE FIRST TIME I TOOK PICTURES I WAS VERY SHY. BUT WHEN I CONTINUED TO TAKE MORE PICTURES I WAS NOT SHY ANY MORE BECAUSE IT WAS FUN. AND ONCE I KNEW A LITTLE ABOUT USING POWER POINT I JUST WANTED TO GO ON AND LEARN MORE KINDS OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS.
NOW I CAN USE THE COMPUTER BY MYSELF. ALSO I LISTEN CAREFULLY TO MY TEACHER TO GET SOME IDEAS FROM THE TEACHER ABOUT USING THE COMPUTER MORE.
(3)
Merry Christmas to everyone and a special greeting to all of you reading our blog. Now I have to say that here in Chuuk things are really bad because the government is horrible. We have big trouble!
Monday, December 17, 2007
A CHILDREN’S STORY FOR CHRISTMAS - WITH A GOOD LESSON FOR CHS
ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A LITTLE RED HEN. ONE DAY THE LITTLE RED HEN SAID, “COME SEE WHAT I HAVE. I HAVE SOME SEEDS AND I AM GOING TO PLANT THEM. WHO WILL HELP ME PLANT THE SEEDS?”
“NOT I,” SAID THE CAT.
“NOT I,” SAID THE PIG.
“NOT I,” SAID THE DUCK.
THEN THE LITTLE RED HEN SAID, “I WILL GO PLANT THEM BY MYSELF.”
WHEN THE SEEDS WERE GROWING THE LITTLE RED HEN SAID, “WHO WILL HELP ME CUT THE WEEDS?”
“NOT I,” SAID THE CAT.
“NOT I.” SAID THE DUCK.
“NOT I,” SAID THE PIG.
THEN THE LITTLE RED HEN WENT AND CUT THE WEEDS.
WHEN THE WHEAT HAD GROWN SHE ASKED, “WHO WILL HELP ME GATHER THE WHEAT.”
“NOT I,” SAID THE DUCK.
“NOT I,” SAID THE CAT.
“NOT I,” SAID THE PIG.
“I KNOW,” SAID THE LITTLE RED HEN, “I WILL GATHER THE WHEAT.”
AFTER THAT SHE ASKED, “WHO WILL HELP ME BAKE THE BREAD?” “NOT I,” SAID THE CAT.
“NOT I,” SAID THE PIG.
“NOT I,” SAID THE DUCK.
“I KNOW, I WILL BAKE IT BY MYSELF.”
THEN SHE BAKED IT BY HERSELF.
SHE THEN SAID, “WHO WILL HELP ME EAT THE BREAD?”
“I WILL,” SAID THE CAT.
“I WILL,” SAID THE PIG.
“I WILL,” SAID THE DUCK.
“NO YOU WON’T EAT THE BREAD! YOU DID NOT HELP ME PLANT THE SEEDS. YOU DID NOT HELP ME CUT THE WEEDS. YOU DID NOT HELP ME GATHER THE WHEAT. YOU DID NOT HELP ME BAKE THE BREAD. SO YOU WILL NOT HELP ME EAT THE BREAD. I WILL EAT IT BY MYSELF.”
THE CAT, PIG AND DUCK WERE CRYING AND CRYING AND THE LITTLE RED HEN LAUGHED AT THEM.
Some people are like the duck, the pig and the cat. They want to sit around, do nothing and have someone pay them and take care of them. Other people are like the Little Red Hen. She works hard to make sure there is something to eat.
We need the “Little Red Hen” in Chuuk…
“NOT I,” SAID THE CAT.
“NOT I,” SAID THE PIG.
“NOT I,” SAID THE DUCK.
THEN THE LITTLE RED HEN SAID, “I WILL GO PLANT THEM BY MYSELF.”
WHEN THE SEEDS WERE GROWING THE LITTLE RED HEN SAID, “WHO WILL HELP ME CUT THE WEEDS?”
“NOT I,” SAID THE CAT.
“NOT I.” SAID THE DUCK.
“NOT I,” SAID THE PIG.
THEN THE LITTLE RED HEN WENT AND CUT THE WEEDS.
WHEN THE WHEAT HAD GROWN SHE ASKED, “WHO WILL HELP ME GATHER THE WHEAT.”
“NOT I,” SAID THE DUCK.
“NOT I,” SAID THE CAT.
“NOT I,” SAID THE PIG.
“I KNOW,” SAID THE LITTLE RED HEN, “I WILL GATHER THE WHEAT.”
AFTER THAT SHE ASKED, “WHO WILL HELP ME BAKE THE BREAD?” “NOT I,” SAID THE CAT.
“NOT I,” SAID THE PIG.
“NOT I,” SAID THE DUCK.
“I KNOW, I WILL BAKE IT BY MYSELF.”
THEN SHE BAKED IT BY HERSELF.
SHE THEN SAID, “WHO WILL HELP ME EAT THE BREAD?”
“I WILL,” SAID THE CAT.
“I WILL,” SAID THE PIG.
“I WILL,” SAID THE DUCK.
“NO YOU WON’T EAT THE BREAD! YOU DID NOT HELP ME PLANT THE SEEDS. YOU DID NOT HELP ME CUT THE WEEDS. YOU DID NOT HELP ME GATHER THE WHEAT. YOU DID NOT HELP ME BAKE THE BREAD. SO YOU WILL NOT HELP ME EAT THE BREAD. I WILL EAT IT BY MYSELF.”
THE CAT, PIG AND DUCK WERE CRYING AND CRYING AND THE LITTLE RED HEN LAUGHED AT THEM.
Some people are like the duck, the pig and the cat. They want to sit around, do nothing and have someone pay them and take care of them. Other people are like the Little Red Hen. She works hard to make sure there is something to eat.
We need the “Little Red Hen” in Chuuk…
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Hello!! We the Chuuk High School (CHS) student can’t wait to have our Christmas vacation. This is our last week. Friday will be our last day of school and there will be Christmas parties on campus just to celebrate Christmas and New Year with friends, and teachers.
We will miss Chuuk High on our short vacation. Most especially we’ll miss the year 2007! Fare well to the year 2007 and hello to year 2008!
You all have a safe and Happy Christmas and New Year.
We will miss Chuuk High on our short vacation. Most especially we’ll miss the year 2007! Fare well to the year 2007 and hello to year 2008!
You all have a safe and Happy Christmas and New Year.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Chuukese at PCC Kapongen Christmas
These are the Chuukese students attending PCC who took part in PCC's International Night. They want to wish everyone in Chuuk Pwapwan Chritmas pwal fiti Kinamwen New Year.
CHS Students Perform at PCC International Nite
Chuuk High School (CHS) and other Chuukese students performed dances at the Palau Community College's (PCC) International Night. Pictured here are Serino Matheus (Pisarach) with dancing partner and Marcel Yatilman (Hok). Congratulations to Serino, Marcel and all the Chuukese students attending PCC. You make us very proud.
Both Serino and Marcel are graduates of CHS and wrestlers too. Marcel won a gold and silver medal at the recent South Pacific Games in Samoa. Serino has represented Chuuk at several International competitions winning medals for our state.
The students attending CHS waht to wish all the Chuukese students at Palau Community College (PCC) a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Peaceful New Year.
Remember, PCC offers 10 free one-way tickets from Chuuk to Palau to attend college there. This is a wonderful opportunity.
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Kapong Seni Serino Matheus Ngeni Chon CHS
Iwe ka pwal chek atora ai kapwong ngeni noum kana chon school meinisin. Ka pwal erenir pwe repwe achocho pwe repwe etio ikei non PCC College. Fokun mwurino ei school.
Iwe ngang uwa fokun mwon anei mwongon Chuuk ren chowe puna me iik, koon, iiksol. Amwoita uwa mwongo remw nonei kena mwongon Christmas.
Serino Matheus
serino_matheus@yahoo.com
Iwe ngang uwa fokun mwon anei mwongon Chuuk ren chowe puna me iik, koon, iiksol. Amwoita uwa mwongo remw nonei kena mwongon Christmas.
Serino Matheus
serino_matheus@yahoo.com
Friday, December 7, 2007
Problems
The problem at Chuuk High School (CHS) and for the students, is that we don’t have a lunch program and no water to drink.
If I was to compare this school and the school I attended before I’d say it is really different. Why? Because at the other school students don’t have to worry very much about anything, all they had to worry about was coming to school and be prepared for class.
But here at Chuuk High School we have many problems to face. One problem we have to worry about is whether our teachers are going to come to school or are we just going to hang around and waste our time sitting inside the gate, and not learning anything.
If I was to compare this school and the school I attended before I’d say it is really different. Why? Because at the other school students don’t have to worry very much about anything, all they had to worry about was coming to school and be prepared for class.
But here at Chuuk High School we have many problems to face. One problem we have to worry about is whether our teachers are going to come to school or are we just going to hang around and waste our time sitting inside the gate, and not learning anything.
Monday, December 3, 2007
Episcopal Church in Micronesia (ECIM) Outreach Program
SHIP/HOOPS wishes to express its gratitude to the ECIM for conducting an outreach program to Chuuk. Andrew Kerr of the Episcopal Church in Micronesia (ECIM) came to Chuuk and worked with SHIP/HOOPS. Andrew has been teaching Chuuk High School students how to make Power Point and other audiovisual presentations and how to use the Internet more effectively.
Not stopping there, the Episcopal Church in Micronesia (ECIM) is raising money and equipment to help support the Chuukese NGO, SHIP/HOOPS. Led by teacher, Clark Graham, SHIP/HOOPS provides education opportunities through linking students to their culture and rich history, and engaging them athletically in team sports. Currently, Clark is operating a small, portable Macintosh computer lab and is in dire need of equipment and money to help repair the laptops (all is equipment is 2nd hand or older). All of the equipment has to be portable because of security and power concerns. ECIM is a registered 501(c)3 and all equipment and cash contributions are tax deductible. Your old computer equipment could make a huge difference in a child’s education.
On behalf of the students, SHIP/HOOPS wants to say “kinissow chapur” (thank you very much).
Not stopping there, the Episcopal Church in Micronesia (ECIM) is raising money and equipment to help support the Chuukese NGO, SHIP/HOOPS. Led by teacher, Clark Graham, SHIP/HOOPS provides education opportunities through linking students to their culture and rich history, and engaging them athletically in team sports. Currently, Clark is operating a small, portable Macintosh computer lab and is in dire need of equipment and money to help repair the laptops (all is equipment is 2nd hand or older). All of the equipment has to be portable because of security and power concerns. ECIM is a registered 501(c)3 and all equipment and cash contributions are tax deductible. Your old computer equipment could make a huge difference in a child’s education.
On behalf of the students, SHIP/HOOPS wants to say “kinissow chapur” (thank you very much).
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Welcome to the CHS Blog Site
This is a story about our school. At our school there is no water,and no lunch.
The education department is not giving us much support. Most students of chuuk don't see our big problem. We are not sure when our school will be closing down but some of the students don't agree with the idea.
The education department is not giving us much support. Most students of chuuk don't see our big problem. We are not sure when our school will be closing down but some of the students don't agree with the idea.
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