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The content outlines the department’s structure and reach across 41 schools, its mission for inclusive, high-quality education, and the Guam Education Board’s strategic priorities under a five-year plan. 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\nTelephone:(671)300-1547/1536-Fax:(671)472-5003Email:keswanson@gdoe.net  \nK.ERIK SWANSON,PH.D.  \nSuperintendent of Education  \nJanuary 17,2024  \nHonorable Benjamin J.F.CruzOffice of Public AccountabilitySuite 401 DNA Building238 Archbishop Flores StreetHagatna,Guam 96910  \nHåfa Adai Public Auditor Benjamin J.F.Cruz,  \nPer Title 1 Guam Code Annotated Chapter 19§1922(a),please find the Guam Department ofEducation's Citizen Centric Report for the fiscal year ended September 30,2022 attached foryour reference.The report will also be published on the GDOE website athttps://www.gdoe.net/District/Portal/citizen-centric-report  \nShould you have any questions or concerns,please do not hesitate to contact me at 300-1536 orkeswanson@gdoe.net.  \nBest Regards,  \nK Erik Swanson,Ph.D.Superintendent of Edcuation  \nCC:Honorable Therese M.Terlaje,Speaker 37ᵗhGuam Legislature  \nAttachment:GDOE FY2022 Citizen Centric Report  \n## WHO ARE WE?\n\nThe Guam Department of Education(GDOE,Department)is a semi-autonomous agency within the Government of Guam(GovGuam)and isprimarily funded through the GovGuam General Fund.The GDOE is a singleunified school district that serves just under 30,000 students(from Kinder-garten to Grade 12).There are 26.elementary schools,8 middle schools,6high schools,and 1 alternative school for a total of 41 schools.Additionally,the Department administers Head Start,Pre-Kindergarten(Pre-K),andGATE (Gifted and Talented Education)at select elementary schools.  \nThe GDOE is governed by policies established by the Guam EducationBoard (GEB,Board)composed of elected and appointed board members.The Board appoints the Superintendent of Education who is the Chief Exec-utive Officer of the Department.  \nAll 41 schools are accredited by the Western Association of Schools andColleges(WASC)and use standards-based or criterion-referenced testingto assess student progress.  \n## GDOE MISSION\n\nOur educational community:  \nPrepares all students for life by ensuring that all students,regardless ofgender,ethnicity,national origin,sexual orientation,socioeconomic status,language proficiency,special need,religion or beliefs,receive high qualityeducation that will prepare them for post-secondary education,the work-force,and civic engagement.  \nPromotes excellence by adopting and implementing high standards andexpectations for all students and employees with everyone performing attheir best at all times.This philosophy is grounded in the belief that all stu-dents can learn at high levels and all employees can provide the highestquality of service.  \nProvides support by ensuring that our Department has a framework toidentify and address the academic,social,and emotional needs of our di-verse student population through a support system that is comprehensiveand timely with an unwavering focus and relentless commitment to thesuccess of each and every student.  \n## STATE STRATEGIC PLAN\n\nOn April 19,2022,the Guam Education Board adopted the GDOE 5-Year Strategic Plan-IChalan-taMo'na.The Strategic Plan focuses on the strategic priorities of Leadership;Curriculum,Instruction,and Assessment;Family and Community Engagement;Student Behavior,Discipline and Safety;Facili-ties and Maintenance;Finance and Administrative Services;and Data and Accountability Framework.  \nVISIONTo educate allstudents to beresponsible,respectful,and ready forlife.  \nGUAM EDUCATION BOARDChairwoman:Dr.Mary A.Y.OkadaVice-Chair:Maria A.GutierrezMembers:Peter Alecxis D.AdaFelicitas B.AngelLourdes M.BenaventeKarlyn RCG BorjaRon L.McNinchAngel R.SablanEx-Officio:GFT Rep:Timothy FedenkoMayor Rep:Melissa SavaresIBOGS Rep:Chae-Camilla RagadioFrancis E.SantosActing SuperintendentFranklin J.T.Cooper-NurseActing Deputy Superintendent of Financeand Administrative ServicesJoseph L.M.SanchezDeputy Superintendent of Curriculumand Instructional ImprovementErika S.Cruz  \nGDOE LEADERSHIP  \nActing 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