Guam Department of Education

Judith Won Pat, who as a senator helped write the law that set up the current board structure, testified on Bill 286-38 during a public hearing Wednesday afternoon.

Senators will hear updates on school readiness and consider a bill to eliminate the elected Board of Education

Board members voted unanimously to keep schools open for the upcoming school year, and to continue gathering and data and looking for alternatives to school closures as enrollment declines.

Education officials testified on a bill that would set up the framework and licensing requirements to have school psychologists on Guam

Guam education officials announced Monday that students from Simon Sanchez and Tiyan High Schools would attend classes together.

The bill, signed into law by Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero, was introduced by Sen. Vince Borja to reduce "bureaucratic barriers."

The new campus, which will feature 87 classrooms, will accommodate up to 2,000 students.

Won Pat served as acting superintendent before Kenneth Swanson started work in 2023.

Bill 201-38 would lengthen terms of voting members from three years to four years

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