School Health & Safety: Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services says Tiyan High School is the only GDOE campus still failing sanitation for the year, after an Aug. 12-13 inspection earned 50 demerit points and a “D” rating, triggering enforcement and a sanitary permit suspension. Education Board Update: GDOE clarified that redistricting is not on the agenda for Monday’s Guam Education Board meeting; Superintendent Judi Won Pat will present contingency options for Tiyan and Simon Sanchez students, but only for information. Community Pushback: A petition by “Pro Public Schools Guam” is circulating over the Tiyan/Sanchez displacement, with petitioners urging options like asynchronous learning, redistricting, or double session. Public Health Leadership: Sen. Telo Taitague plans legislation to create an executive director role in the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner as Guam loses Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Keng-Chih “Kenny” Su, with concerns raised about staffing, equipment, and administrative support. SNAP Disruptions: DPHSS advised SNAP recipients to check EBT balances after power outages delayed benefits for 79 households; Guam Power Authority cited capacity issues and repairs at the Ukudu plant. Local Wellness & Fitness: Custom Fitness closed its Anigua location and is moving classes and physical therapy to Assan, with operations temporarily shifted to Tamuning until the new site is ready. Coral Reef Resilience: Residents at a Guam Museum town hall urged stronger enforcement, tighter development and pollution controls, and more environmental education as officials update the coral reef resilience strategy through 2032. Child Safety Tragedy: Guam Police report a fatal auto-pedestrian crash in Yona involving a 1-year-old who was struck while a related driver was backing up. Digital Health Policy (National): A new primer explains Medicaid home and community-based services for older adults, highlighting barriers for low-income seniors and people facing discrimination.