AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation & Accountability: Guam Education Board tensions are spilling into the spotlight again as rumors swirl and families push for real fixes—especially around the Simon Sanchez rebuild and Tiyan/Sanchez campus closures. Local Governance & Schools: Yigo Mayor Frances Lizama urged the Education Board to seek Superintendent Judi Won Pat’s resignation, citing stalled reconstruction and mishandled closures after the shared campus shut down early in the school year. Student Life & Community: Students and parents are calling for solutions that keep school communities together, including pressure to return to double sessions while repairs continue. Heritage & Learning: Guam Preservation Trust is accepting applications for Project S.H.O.P., offering $500 classroom supply awards for teachers to bring Guam history and CHamoru culture into lessons. Culture Calendar: Mangilao Donne’ Festival is set for Sept. 11–13, celebrating the island’s beloved hot pepper and dishes like finadene. Environment & Safety: A bill would require uniform beach and coast warning flags and signs after lawmakers cited recurring water-related fatalities. Online Safety (National, Guam Included): Guam is among jurisdictions named in a proposed $17.1B Meta settlement over alleged addictive design of Instagram and Facebook for kids, with major safety features required.
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