School Health & Safety: Guam Department of Education says it fixed inspection deficiencies at Tiyan High and Simon Sanchez High, but both campuses’ sanitary permit remains suspended pending Public Health rechecks after new and unresolved restroom, exit-door, and facility repair issues were found. Hospital Readiness: Guam lawmakers paused a special session on using excess Section 30 funds, with senators weighing competing proposals—most urgently a $15.9M electronic health records replacement for Guam Memorial Hospital—while hearings are set to continue. Mental Health: “Wellness Wednesday” highlights Guam’s suicide rate as more than double the national average, urging community-wide prevention and pointing residents to 988 for 24/7 crisis support. Power Reliability: Guam Power Authority is asking to delay another LEAC fuel-cost adjustment while it secures financing, as fuel prices stay volatile and underrecovery grows. Community Support: Rotaract and the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center plan a youth leadership conference focused on prevention and resilience at Hyatt Regency Guam. Nutrition Costs: The School Nutrition Association calls for federal emergency per-meal reimbursements as food, labor, and equipment costs strain school meal programs. Infrastructure for Access to Care: A U.S. House panel unanimously advanced a bill to raise federal airport project funding to 95% for rural and remote communities, including Guam and CNMI—framing airports as lifelines to medical care and services.