AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Community: Guam’s double-session school plan is moving forward with a newly released bus schedule for four high schools, but parents are still frustrated by short-notice changes and ongoing concerns tied to the Tiyan campus. Accountability in Schools: A Guam Education Board member and senatorial candidate is publicly calling for Superintendent Judith Won Pat to resign over the double-session rollout, arguing students deserve clear answers and real oversight. Local Business & Culture: Food truck operators told Vice Speaker Tony Ada that rising costs and inconsistent permitting rules are creating friction with brick-and-mortar restaurants, with calls for clearer guidance and more uniform regulation. Youth & Learning: GTA named five student leaders for SY 2026–27, highlighting service, advocacy, academics, arts, and entrepreneurship. Health & Prevention: Guam Cancer Care is gearing up for the 25th Strides for the Cure 2K/5K on Oct. 3, with proceeds supporting its Kids for the Cure cancer education program. Public Safety: Federal agents arrested a sixth man in an underage sex sting, part of Operation Protektot Y Famagu’on. Culture & Mobility: The 38th Asian Intercity Bowling Championships wrapped up at Central Lanes, with Guam earning medals in seniors divisions.
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