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Three Guam educators are being recognized on the national stage for excellence in STEM teaching.
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Enrollment will begin in the fall of 2026 for the bachelor of science in science program.
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The 2025-2026 school year is officially underway, with uam Department of Education campuses opening Thursday for the first day of classes.
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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.
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Elijah Pangelinan of Saipan Community School reflects on representing CNMI at a national quiz bowl, gaining life skills beyond the competition.
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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.
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U.S. territories are now eligible for the Obama Voyager Scholarship in 2025.
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Okkodo high school wins Guam Mock Trial competition and is now headed to Nationals in Arizona.
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Guam and Niue are facing similar challenges in teacher shortages.
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On Oct. 22, the University of Guam’s Violence Against Women Prevention Program (VAWPP) hosted a panel to address the ongoing realities of sexual and domestic violence on the island.