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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.
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The hospital would not be required to use an outside vendor, but doing so could save money, senators learned.
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Education officials testified on a bill that would set up the framework and licensing requirements to have school psychologists on Guam
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Guam senators held an oversight hearing Monday at Guam Memorial Hospital.
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The Committee on Health and Veterans Affairs is calling on the community to help locate the families of Guam’s fallen heroes.