AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoIsland Time: Daylight saving time ended Sunday across much of the U.S., but Guam stays on standard time year-round, so local clocks don’t change. Halloween: Families across Guam enjoyed daytime trick-or-treats, games and community events, giving children a chance to celebrate in a supervised setting. Women in Business: Dr. Kristine Pasco of Barrigada’s MK Lotus Aesthetics won Bank of Guam’s ElevateHER grand prize, earning funding and mentoring to grow her practice; more than 400 people attended the island’s largest women’s business summit. Education & Careers: UOG sent a record 68 participants to a national STEM conference, where students presented research on Pacific island challenges. UOG alumnus Nelmar Cruz, now a workplace behavior specialist, also earned a doctorate and is helping organizations improve employee support and performance. Public Schools: Guam’s education chief reported persistent English and math learning gaps as per-student spending rose 62% in three years; the Office of Public Accountability is reviewing school facilities and enrollment.
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