P.O. Box 1737

Kolonia, Pohnpei FM 96941

Phone: (691) 320-2345

Fax: (691) 320-6789

Cell: (691) 921-6394

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Welcome to Ohwa International Christian Academy! OICA was established as a Christian High School in 1856 by missionaries led by Rev. Albert Sturges, an American missionary. It offers a quality Christian education to the children of Pohnpei.

MESSAGE FROM THE DESK OF THE CHAIRM

MESSAGE FROM THE DESK OF THE CHAIRMAN

Hon. State Senator Rev. Shelten G. Neth, PhD
Chairman of the Board, OICA

Welcome to SY 2014-2015 at Ohwa International Christian Academy! It is our pleasure to extend a warm Kaselehlia as you and your child enter/re-enter the OICA campus. We look forward to a meaningful and productive school year. We are confident that your child will gain learning experiences that will prepare him/her to build Christian values and lifelong learning. It is our hope that with a strong partnership of school, home and commuity, your child will gain a positive disposition for the love of learning and in becoming a productive citizen in Micronesia.

Hon. State Senator Rev. Shelten G. Neth, PhD

Chairman

OICA Vision Statement

OICA VISION STATEMENT

All students will be empowered with a quality Christian education to become better citizens and leaders of the community, society, FSM, and throughout the world.

Upcoming OICA events

UPCOMING OICA EVENTS

OHWA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL

P. O. Box 1737

Kolonia, Pohnpei FM 96941

Phone #: (691) 320-2345 & Fax #: (691) 320-6789


REMINDERS:

Report Cards (Teachers & Parents Conferences).

Social Security Quarterly Reports due to SSA, Oct. 10, Jan 10, April 10, July 10

Income Tax Quarterly Reports due to Tax & Revenue Adm. Oct. 31, Jan 31, April 30, July 31

Principal’s Quarterly Progress Reports due to BOT

Monthly Financial Reports due 1st every month

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*Please note that events are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Sunday 22 March 2015

Promoting self-reliance: To assist the Ohwa International Christian Academy in Pohnpei, teach self-reliance to its students, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) presented 15 sewing machines, three fishing spears, goggles, fins, snorkels and underwater lights as a humanitarian donation to the school on April 18. The Mormon Church also provided the materials necessary to begin the students' first sewing projects. The idea behind this donation is to teach the students how to design their own clothes, sew their creations and sell them on the local market. They will learn how to budget, market and perpetuate their own business. They will also learn how to maintain the sewing machines and develop the life skills necessary to provide for their future families. The fishing supplies were donated to augment a previous donation by the church of a boat, outboard engine and fishing nets to the school, which have helped provide fish for the students for several years now. Michael T. Ringwood, the church's Asia-North Area president, presented the donation to Saped Santos, vice principal of administration for Ohwa ICA. Senator Shelten Neth expressed sincere appreciation on behalf of the school for the donation of love provided by the church. Fasi Jimmy, director, and Joseph Villazon, Pohnpei State director of education, were also present during the presentation and offered their words of thanks. According to Bill Davis, the church's Micronesia-Guam Service Center manager, humanitarian projects are funded by donations of members of the church and others. From left: Michael T. Ringwood, Joseph Villazon and Saped Santos.

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