AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGuam Education Crisis: Tiyan High School and Simon Sanchez High School’s shared campus shutdown has sparked fresh outrage over GDOE inspections and safety checks coming too late—students are left scrambling as leaders face tough questions. Community Push for Rebuild: Simon Sanchez supporters are gearing up for the “SSHS STAND UP!” demonstration on Aug. 23, with a press conference Aug. 19 at the Tamuning Senior Citizens Center to press for a rebuilt school and end overcrowding. Local Sports: Girls flag football is now a first-quarter high school sport through a new partnership between IIAAG and the Flag Football Ladies Association Guam, aiming to grow opportunities for young athletes. Arts & Culture: “Different Visions, One Horizon” opened Aug. 1 at the Guam Museum Café Gallery, pairing works by Ofelita “Gigi” Magtoto and Yeon Sook Park in a celebration of Guam creativity and friendship. Guam Public Safety & Training: Guam’s first law-enforcement junior cadet training cohort has graduated, giving five high school students hands-on preparation and a pathway into local careers. Sea Stories, Big Concerns: Reports and family accounts continue to swirl around the USS Abraham Lincoln’s long deployment and mental health strain, as CENTCOM and Navy leaders respond to mounting scrutiny.
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