Government career
Aisek became the first female Director of the Chuuk State Department of Education, [8] and retained the role from 2010 to 2014. During her tenure,she led an education reform effort until she was controversially fired by the Chuuk Board of Education. [11] Aisek sued for wrongful termination. [12]
In 2017,Aisek became the first woman elected to the Chuuk State Legislature, [1] having won by a wide margin. [10] While serving in the state senate,she was a delegate to the Association of Pacific Islands Legislatures. [13] In 2021,Aisek was sworn in by President David Panuelo as the Secretary of the Federated States of Micronesia Department of Education together with Ausen Lambert,Marcus Samo and Elina Akinaga. [3] Aisek helped secure a $17,700,000 investment from the World Bank in 2022 to improve the country’s education system and vocational training. [14] In a statement,President Panuelo said,"Words cannot express how proud I am of Secretary Aisek and her team at the Department of Education,and how thankful we are for the World Bank’s financial support for this project." [14]
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