AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation & Compliance: Career Tech High Academy Charter School won a six-year charter renewal and laid out an expansion plan to 435 students, plus a push to finish single-audit compliance by June 2027. School Health & Learning Disruption: Tiyan and Simon Sanchez students are still out of full-time face-to-face instruction as Tiyan’s sanitary permit remains suspended after new violations; meanwhile, officials say up to 12% of Tiyan and 20% of Sanchez students haven’t engaged with assigned work during the closure. Local Tech & Manufacturing: Guam Additive Materials and Manufacturing Accelerator (GAMMA) says it has produced Guam-made Navy-grade metal 3D-printed parts, reaching initial operating capability at its Dededo facility. Healthcare Funding Process: Guam lawmakers will hold public hearings before deciding how to use about $20M in excess Section 30 funds, including a GMH electronic health records replacement and UOG aquaculture support. Community & Infrastructure: Joint Region Marianas and partner commands helped Southern High School prepare for a sanitary inspection with major campus cleanup and repairs. Policy & Environment: Decolonization advocates renewed calls for Guam sovereignty to gain real control over environmental and military impacts.
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