AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGuam Education & Schools: Teachers at George Washington High School pushed back after GDOE approved a late campus-sharing plan that brings SIFA Learning Academy onto the Mangilao campus, displacing GWHS special education and second-language learner students and raising concerns about asbestos-affected rooms and rushed communication. Local Politics: In the “non-voting delegate” race, an opinion piece argues voters in Hagåtña face a Moylan vs. Limtiaco choice shaped by Washington’s political climate and campaign messaging. Primary Results Watch: Barnett and Lujan emerged as top vote-getters in their respective legislative primaries, with turnout and party momentum highlighted in unofficial tallies. Culture & Memory: The Guam Museum Foundation will unveil an Honor Wall honoring CHamoru WWII flag signers on Aug. 11, with the event rescheduled after Typhoon Bavi. Community & Learning: UOG expanded assistive technology services after two staff earned nationally certified ATP credentials, boosting support for people with disabilities. Sports: Guam’s women’s team fell to the Marshall Islands in Oceania volleyball, while the Guam Chess Academy wraps up its Summer Chess Camp with a Micronesia Mall tournament Aug. 8.
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