Guam § 7108 - Interscholastic Sports Fund.
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§ 7108. Interscholastic Sports Fund.
There is hereby created, separate and apart from all other
funds of the government of Guam, a fund known as the
Interscholastic Sports Fund (Fund) into which shall be deposited
all fees collected from the commercial leasing of advertising space
at Department of Education sports facilities, and other monies
deemed appropriated by the Department of Education.
(a) Same: Administration. The Fund shall be
administered by the Department of Education and shall not
be commingled with the General Fund or any other fund of
the government of Guam. The Fund shall be maintained in a
separate bank account and monies deposited therein shall not
be subject to I Maga'lahen Guåhan's transfer authority. The
Department of Education is authorized to accept for the Fund
gifts, bequests, donations and other kinds of contributions for
the purposes of the Fund.
(b) Same: Expenditures. Expenditures from the Fund
shall be made exclusively for the purpose of supplementing
the costs associated with operating the Department of
Education interscholastic sports programs. The Department
of Education may transfer from the Interscholastic Sports
Fund to the Department of Public Works such funds as are
necessary to fund in whole or in part interscholastic bus
transportation.
(c) Same: Distribution of the Interscholastic Sports
Fund. Elementary schools of GDOE may participate in the
solicitation of commercial advertising in their respective
schools, as provided through the Interscholastic Sports Fund
Act. However, because the interscholastic sports program
exists in the middle and high school levels only, the
elementary school that solicits and receives monies for
commercial advertising shall deposit all funds into the
Interscholastic Sports Fund. The Department of Education
shall transfer forty percent (40%) of the total sum of any fees,
monetary gifts, donations or contributions collected or
derived from the commercial leasing of any part of the
facilities for advertising, or other such purposes of an
elementary school, into I Salappe’ Facilidat account of that
respective elementary school. The remaining sixty percent
(60%) will remain in the Interscholastic Sports Fund to
support interscholastic sports programs. Funds transferred to
I Salappe’ Facilidat accounts of a respective elementary
school pursuant to this Subsection shall be expended in
accordance with the provisions of Title 17 GCA, § 1704, as
enacted through Public Law Number 23-67. The distribution
of advertising funds for both middle schools and high schools
will be as follows: sixty percent (60%) will remain in the
Interscholastic Sports Fund and forty percent (40%) will be
retained at the school for its respective sports programs.
(d) Same: Annual Financial Report. Within sixty (60)
days after the closing of each fiscal year, the administrator or
authorized custodian of the Interscholastic Sports Fund shall
transmit to the Board and the Superintendent of the
Department of Education an annual report of the
expenditures of the Fund, including, but not limited to, a
balance sheet, a statement of receipts and expenses, and a
general description of the income sources of the Fund and the
expenses thereof.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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