AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation & Health: Tiyan High School and the shared Simon A. Sanchez campus stay closed for now as Guam DPHS inspectors found new sanitation issues, keeping Tiyan’s permit suspended and pushing reopening into a double-session plan once cleared. Local Schools & Staffing: Guam’s student population keeps shrinking (down to about 21,840 from 23,121 in 2025), and teacher recruitment is a worry as fewer students want to enter the profession. Teacher Pay Debate: Lawmakers continue hearings on Bill 351-38, with educators again raising concerns about cost of living and burnout. Public Safety: Federal agents say a Guam underage sex sting led to five men indicted for attempted enticement and related charges. Community & Culture: Mangilao Donne’ Festival returns with peppers and food despite typhoon losses, and Guam shines at the SJJIF Jiu-Jitsu World Championships in Tokyo. Business & Lifestyle: Atkins Kroll’s back-to-school test drive campaign benefits M.U. Lujan Elementary, while Joby’s autonomous aircraft tour highlights Guam’s role in remote operations.
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