GDOE’s Joe Sanchez talks Summer School being Recommended to some Students, but not Mandatory, with Patti

Written by Jeremie Charfauros on April 26, 2022

Deputy Superintendent of Instruction & Curriculum for Guam Department of Education (GDOE), Joe Sanchez speaks to Patti about summer school being recommended to some students, but not being mandatory.

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