Public Health & Schools: F.B. Leon Guerrero Middle School remains unauthorized to reopen after back-to-back DPHSS health inspections found campus sections out of compliance; GDOE says the process is in phases and a follow-up inspection is set for Friday. Healthcare Workforce: Guam’s chief medical examiner, Dr. Keng-Chih “Kenny” Su, has resigned effective Aug. 31, warning the OCME office is “hard-pressed” with too little facility and funding for the island’s needs. Hospital Legal/Planning: A federal judge dismissed AG Douglas Moylan’s Mangilao medical complex lawsuit on jurisdiction grounds; Moylan says he’ll appeal, while the governor calls it a victory for moving forward on Guam’s healthcare future. Childcare Access: Lawmakers continue a special session over childcare subsidy funding; DPHSS Director Theresa Arriola says $7.6M is needed to keep payments going for June through September, but a decision is delayed until after the Aug. 1 primary. Diabetes & Senior Wellness: UOG Land Grant launches a 4-session diabetes self-care workshop (Aug. 12–22) and a new “Bingocize” exercise-and-wellness program for seniors starting July 29. Safety & Health Risks: A Route 1 crash in Piti injured a toddler and two others; the driver faces impaired-driving charges after a 0.198% blood alcohol reading. Community Health Events: A free All-Island Cheer Clinic runs July 31–Aug. 1 at Tiyan High School, welcoming all experience levels.