AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation & Enrollment: GDOE says public school enrollment is sliding islandwide, from 23,121 students in 2025 to 21,840 now, with data pointing to families relocating off island and a shift from southern villages to central and northern areas. School Operations: After Tiyan High’s campus inspection left it closed with 50 demerits and a “D” grade, GDOE is waiting on the official report and is preparing a double-session plan to keep students on track for the 180-day mandate. Public Safety: A multi-agency undercover sting led to five Guam arrests tied to alleged attempts to lure children into illegal sexual activity. Courts & Justice: A jury found Maria Dolores Cruz Lorenzo guilty of meth possession with intent to distribute; the AG says it will seek up to 20 years. Healthcare & Workforce: Guam Community College’s first ADN-RN class earned a 100% NCLEX-RN pass rate, adding 20 new registered nurses. Community & Culture: Mangilao Donne’ Festival returns this weekend despite typhoon crop losses, with pepper competitions, local music, and vendor booths at the Mangilao Night Market grounds. Lifestyle & Events: Registration is open for the 2026 Guam International Dance Festival (Dec. 4–6), with a Oct. 21 deadline.
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