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PHILIPSBURG:--- The United Peoples Party headed by Theodore Heyliger and Democratic Party headed by Sarah Wescot Williams have decided to merge the two political parties to contest the February 2018 snap elections.
Stuart Johnson who is representing the United People’s Party submitted the credentials of the new political party “United Democratic Party (UDP) to the Electoral Council on Thursday for vetting.
SMN News has learned that the main reason the leaders of the two political parties came together was to bring the former members and stalwarts of the Democratic Party back together on one slate since the Democratic Party has been losing votes these past years while the UPP could not muster enough votes on its own to win an election outright Read more

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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School (MLK) receives special educational packages from the Tzu Chi Foundation on Friday morning. "Just a few weeks ago I promised that the foundation would return to our school and support us yet again," remarked Stuart Johnson School Manager of MLK. "I am elated to reaffirm compliments of the foundation that a promise made is a promise kept," Johnson added Read more

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PHILIPSBURG:--- The University of St.Martin (USM) Elite Alumni Foundation released its newest project which is geared towards the current situation at the insitution.

"It's one of the darkest days in the history of Education in our country especially with lack of true compassion shown for USM' s situation," remarked Stuart Johnson President of the USM Elite Alumni Foundation.

President Johnson flanked with Vice-President Paula Gordon unveiled the T-shirts which urge the populous to support saving the institution.

"We owe it to the current and past students, the staff and the generations to come to ensure USM' s closure isn't forever," Johnson said.

T-shirts can be purchased from the members of the board for a mere cost of $10 Read more

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Mlk Receives Aquabox From Tzu Chi 

Philipsburg — The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School (MLK) received an innovative portable water filter container dubbed AquaBox from Sandra Cheung of the Tzu Chi Foundation.

“Contributions for our school and especially those benefiting our students does not go unnoticed. I deeply appreciate these initiatives as it will take the entire community to rebuild education in all facets,” remarked Stuart Johnson School Manager of MLK.

The simple boxes filter deadly bacterias like cholera and typhoid out of contaminated water making it safe to drink.

Johnson thanked the foundation for their contribution and looks forward to a healthy working relationship.

“The foundation will be back soon and the next outreach of this group will be catered for each student of the school Read more

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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School (MLK) received an innovative portable water filter container dubbed AquaBox from Sandra Cheung of the Tzu Chi Foundation.

"Contributions for our school and especially those benefiting our students does not go unnoticed. I deeply appreciate these initiatives as it will take the entire community to rebuild education in all facets," remarked Stuart Johnson School Manager of MLK.

The simple boxes filter deadly bacterias like cholera and typhoid out of contaminated water making it safe to drink.

Johnson thanked the foundation for their contribution and looks forward to a healthy working relationship.

"The foundation will be back soon and the next outreach of this group will be catered for each student of the school Read more

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Lazy Lizard Recognizes Mlk Staff 

Philipsburg — The staff of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School (MLK) received a token of appreciation in recognition of World Teacher’s Day on Thursday morning from Lazy Lizard Restaurant.

“I was elated when Mr. Nikhil Kukreja did not hesitate to team up with me by showing some appreciation to our staff especially on their special day,” said Stuart Johnson School Manager of MLK.

Johnson added, “this Teacher’s Appreciation Day we are at school instead of traditionally being on midterm break which makes it feel somewhat different.

So, I encourage you to keep faith and remain committed despite the new reality facing us in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.”

“I gave with a open heart and always appreciate the hard work teachers put in for our children,” said Mr Read more

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Teen Queen Visits Mlk 

Dutch Quarter, Sint Maarten — The Miss Telcell Carnival Teen Queen Shakainah Arrindell-Pompier visited the Group 7 students of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School on Wednesday morning.

The young and energetic Queen gave the students a motivational talk and encouraged them to pursue their life goals.

“Do not let your current circumstances define you such a being in a single parent family or not knowing right now what you want to study. Your still young and there are endless opportunities for you to grab once you remain focused,” said Ms Read more

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Dutch Quarter;--- The Miss Telcell Carnival Teen Queen Shakainah Arrindell-Pompier visited the Group 7 students of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School on Wednesday morning.
The young and energetic Queen gave the students a motivational talk and encouraged them to pursue their life goals.
“Do not let your current circumstances define you such a being in a single parent family or not knowing right now what you want to study. Your still young and there are endless opportunities for you to grab once you remain focused,” said Ms Read more

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Dr. Martin Luther King (Mlk) Jr. Primary School Visits Oasis Of The Seas

 

PHILIPSBURG – The students of the Dr. Martin Luther King (MLK) Jr. Primary School received a special final end of year treat compliments of the Port of St. Maarten and Royal Caribbean International Cruise line.

“Our group 8 students got the opportunity on Wednesday to board the Oasis of the Seas for a tour and they truly enjoyed the priceless experience,” said School Manager of MLK Stuart Johnson.

While on-board the students were treated to lunch, as they were also accompanied by Community Police Officer Arcella Leonard as well as their respective class teachers.

“I would like to express my deepest appreciation to all that made this opportunity a reality, especially Port of St Read more

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PHILIPSBURG:---  The students of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School received a special final end of year treat compliments of the Port of St. Maarten and Royal Caribbean International Cruise line.

"Our group 8 students got the opportunity on Wednesday to board the Oasis of the Seas for a tour and they truly enjoyed the priceless experience," said Stuart Johnson School Manager of the Dr Read more

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Mlk Hosts Musical And Awards Day Celebration

 

PHILIPSBURG – The students of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School on Wednesday morning, June 21, participated in a musical and awards day celebration.

Students recapped the life values of Peace, Responsibility, Love, Cooperation, Dependability, Tolerance, Respect, Honesty and Unity, which they learned over this school year during the monthly assembly.

“We continue to strongly promote the development of our students socially, emotionally as well as their overall academic performance,” said School Manager Stuart Johnson.

The students also showcased and highlighted several local musical icons such as King Beau Beau, Calypso Barbara, The Mighty Dow and King Vers.

“It was surely a moment of true pride to see our students being recognized for their hard work and commitment over this school year,” Johnson said.

Students received awards in Language Arts, Mathematics, Dutch Language, Music, Sports, Most Helpful, Most Improved and the Principal’s Award.

“I encourage all of you students to continue to reach your maximum God-given potential and a special thank you to all my staff who made this event possible,” concluded Johnson.

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PHILIPSBURG:---  The Group 8 (formerly Grade 6) students of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School visited Divi Little Bay Resort on Tuesday morning.

"Our students had a great experience visiting Divi Little Bay Resort as they were also briefed about the entire facility during a tour," said Stuart Johnson School Manager.

This field trip was coordinated by group 8 Tr Read more

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Mlk Starts Socafit Classes 

DUTCH QUARTER – The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School (MLK) has added SocaFit classes as part of its weekly activities. A select group of 15 students of the Group 7 and Group 8 classes was chosen to participate in this special physical activity.

“SocaFit is a fun yet extremely educational program that will ensure students are able to control their body and its movements. In line with the St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation (SCDF) recent stance on the types of appropriate music during carnival, the school felt it appropriate to start this new initiative,” School Manager of the Dr Read more

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Mlk Jr School Joins Sxm Doet

DUTCH QUARTER – The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School (MLK) will be part of the upcoming SXM Doet project, which will take place on March 10 and 11. The project titled, “Beautification of Dr. MLK School” will involve the repainting of the entire school campus on March 11 from 7:00am.

This special volunteer initiative is being coordinated by Educational Assistant Alisha Brookes and School Management.

“I am looking forward to the approaching SXM Doet especially since this is the first year our school will be participating,” remarked School Manager of the Dr Read more

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Mlk And Lcs Hold Joint Social

PHILIPSBURG – The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School (MLK) and the Leonald Connor Primary School (LCS) hosted a joint social event for teachers and school staff. The event was initiated by Teacher Charles Rollan of LCS in collaboration with educational assistant of MLK Janaira Samuel.

The joint social was held on Tuesday afternoon from 1:30pm to 4:00pm at Carl and Sons lounge on Pond fill.

“I would like to applaud Mr. Rollan, the coordinator and Ms. Samuel, for having taken this initiative for the benefit of the two schools,” said School Manager of MLK Stuart Johnson.

“It was an enlightening moment Read more

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Mlk And Lcs Holds Joint Social.

PHILIPSBURG:---  The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School (MLK) and the Leonard Connor Primary School (LCS) hosted a joint social event for teachers and school staff. The event initiated by Teacher Charles Rollan of LCS in collaboration with Janaira Samuel educational assistant of MLK.

The joint social was held on Tuesday afternoon from 1:30 pm to 4:00 p.m. at Carl and Sons lounge on Pond fill.

“I would like to applaud Mr. Rollan the coordinator and Ms. Samuel for having taken this initiative for the benefit of the two schools,” said Stuart Johnson School Manager of the Dr Read more

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Mlk Jr. Primary Receives 10 Tablets

PHILIPSBURG – On Thursday morning, December 8, the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School received a contribution of 10 tablets.

The 10 tablets will be utilized throughout the student population instead of granting it to 10 specific students. This approach will ensure the tablets are utilized to their maximum potential by more students.

“I am extremely grateful for this contribution to our school as we continue to promote technology usage throughout the school. Technology is the way forward and it’s time we embrace it in every classroom,” said Stuart Johnson, School Manager of the Dr Read more

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PHILIPSBURG:---- On Thursday morning the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School received a contribution of ten tablets.

The ten tablets will be utilized throughout the student population instead of granting it to ten specific students. This approach will ensure the tablets are utilized to their maximum potential by more students.

"I am extremely grateful for this contribution to our school as we continue to promote technology usage throughout the school. Technology is the way forward and it's time we embrace it in every classroom," Stuart Johnson School Manager of the Dr Read more

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