AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchool Meals Funding: The School Nutrition Association is urging federal leaders to use Section 32 funds for emergency per-meal reimbursements as food, labor, and equipment costs keep squeezing Guam’s school meal programs nationwide. Education Updates: Guam’s GDOE posted a detailed school repair-and-replacement cost list for 2026, while Tiyan and Simon Sanchez sanitary permits remain in limbo after inspections found issues still needing fixes. Community & Safety: DPHSS says Tiyan High’s sanitary permit stays suspended after follow-up checks; meanwhile, “Wellness Wednesday” spotlights Guam’s high suicide rate and pushes 988 and community support. Football for Coaches: The Guam Football Association opens registration for a GFA “D” Coaching Certificate Course with workshops in October and December. Charity & Culture: Make-A-Wish Guam & CNMI’s “Wishes Royale” pairs black-tie style with tennis shoes to celebrate wish kids. Climate & Rights: Indigenous Chamorro lawyer Julian Aguon says climate change is unraveling culture and rights, framing it as a human rights violation. Local Support: Bank of Guam donated $10,000 to help Monkubok Weto families rebuild after a fire on Ebeye. Tourism Access: A U.S. House bill would raise the federal share of rural airport project costs to 95% for Guam and CNMI, supporting lifeline infrastructure.
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