AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMilitary Planning Scrutiny: A Guam-focused opinion argues the Mariana buildup keeps shifting—THAAD replacement, housing plans, and past proposals—without enough review or historical perspective as billions keep flowing. Daylight Saving Time: With clocks still set to “fall back” Nov. 1, the Senate recess and vote uncertainty leave the Sunshine Protection Act’s year-round DST future in limbo. Education & Charter School Moves: Guam education leaders face renewed backlash over the SIFA classroom-sharing plan at George Washington High School; oversight says SIFA will move to the Chief Brodie campus, while teachers and advocates raise concerns about process and special education impacts. STEM & Assistive Tech: UOG expands assistive technology support after two staff earn RESNA ATP certification, and a separate Guam STEM camp highlights hands-on engineering projects for local students. Environment & Water: A UOG-led study using AI suggests rising sea levels may be increasing salt in Guam groundwater. Community & Tech Workforce: Junior Achievement Guam and Pacific AI Media & Communications sign a five-year partnership to boost AI and career education. Sports: Rayn Rios signs with St. Bonaventure’s Division I rugby program, planning to major in engineering-physics. Local Events: Registration opens for the 6th Annual Greg D. Perez International Sportfishing Derby (Aug. 22-23).
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