The Island InSight: Educating Island Students from Book-Poor HomesThe Island InSight series Book 3: Educating Island Students from Book Poor Homes Educating Island Students from Book Poor Homes features columns which examine issues connected to academic performance among students who lack the social capital to excel. Best practices for fostering the development of authentic literacy skills in both English and the heritage languages spoken at home are offered for all stakeholder groups. Family members, teachers,

resilience of the village parishioners through earthquakes

u ma eyak put i rinikon i på’a yan i estorian i manmófo’na taotao guini gi i isla-ta

serves as a prelude to the battle for Tinian

local clothing brands

We reflect on traditional cultural practices

hard-paper cover featuring a beautiful view of Tumon Bay from Puntan Dos Amantes (Two Lovers Point) on the front and the historic Guam Emblem on the back

Tyquiengco's stories are slice of life scenes from school

The report reflects the colonial mentality of Olive

Juanit struggles to find genuine affection

determined to catch him

Artist: Veroni Sablan and Kie Susuico

and Japanese colonialisms