Tag: Jintana Maensurin
Pattaya begins 2015-2017 budget planning
Pattaya educators and health organizations have been asked to submit budget requests for projects they hope to implement over the next three years as...
Mass graduation for Pattaya schools set March 20
More than 2,000 Pattaya school children will receive graduation certificates from Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome during a mass ceremony at the Eastern National Indoor Stadium...
Pattaya officials begin 2014 Songkran planning
Songkran still may be two months away, but Pattaya officials already are making plans to bring at least some sanity to Thai New Year...
Pattaya unveils “Literacy Guarantee” to reverse falling student test scores
Pattaya education officials are promising more teacher training and earlier student testing as the city scrambles to join Thailand’s promised “revolution” in education to...
City & school officials plan Lent parade, marching band contest
Pattaya officials met with school administrators to lay plans for next month’s Buddhist Lent candle parade and World Music Contest’s marching band competition in...
Pattaya School No. 5 marks 62nd anniversary
Pattaya School No. 5 marked its 62nd anniversary with congratulations and a Buddhist blessings ceremony. Principal Montree Kanjonphak and students welcomed Pattaya Education Department...
Education Department throws New Year’s party for employees
The Pattaya Education Department thanked employees for their work during 2012 with gifts and a New Year’s party. Deputy Mayor Wattana Chantanawaranon and...
Pattaya students to receive first free tablet computers
Pattaya first-graders will receive 1,500 tablet computers as part of the national government’s “one tablet per child” initiative. Pattaya Education Office Director Jintana...
Pattaya to spend 1 million baht on youth literacy program
Pattaya will spend 1 million baht on a reading and writing program to improve child literacy. Jintana Maensurin, director of education promotion and...
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