Education

Sen. Vincent Borja said Guam ranks last among states and territories for annual median wages for education and library occupations. With housing, healthcare, transportation and everyday costs climbing, teachers leave for jurisdictions that pay more.

Many of the Guam public schools were built in the 1950s and 1960s, and most are listed in poor condition, according to Deputy Superintendent Julie Ulloa-Heath.

The search for Guam’s next education leader is moving forward.

Three Guam educators are being recognized on the national stage for excellence in STEM teaching.

Enrollment will begin in the fall of 2026 for the bachelor of science in science program.

The 2025-2026 school year is officially underway, with uam Department of Education campuses opening Thursday for the first day of classes.

At Tiyan High, ballroom dance is more than an elective. It's helping students grow through trust, teamwork, and self-expression on and off the floor.

Elijah Pangelinan of Saipan Community School reflects on representing CNMI at a national quiz bowl, gaining life skills beyond the competition.

Guam has lost about $27 million in federal grants that GDOE failed to use on time. As a result, Sen. Vince Borja is calling for an emergency session.

U.S. territories are now eligible for the Obama Voyager Scholarship in 2025.