Guam § 18102 - Educator Corps Council Composition and the School of
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§ 18102. Educator Corps Council Composition and the School of
Education.
The Educator Corps Council shall consist of seven (7) members. These
members are: the administrative chair of the School of Education of the
College of Professional Studies or its successor in interest of the University
of Guam; the Personnel Administrator of the Department of Education or its
successor in interest; the Associate Superintendent for Special Education of
the Department of Education or its successor in interest; a school principal
from the Department of Education or its successor in interest; a guidance
counselor from the Department of Education or its successor in interest; a
secondary school teacher who has been a master teacher for at least one (1)
semester from the Department of Education or its successor in interest, or the
Guam Community College; and an elementary school teacher who has been
a master teacher for at least one (1) semester from the Department of
Education or its successor in interest. The principal, guidance counselor and
teachers shall be appointed by the Superintendent of Education. The
members of the Council shall elect a chairperson from among themselves to
preside over all meetings of the Council. The School of Education of the
University of Guam shall provide logistics and personnel necessary for the
operation of the Council, and the University of Guam shall serve as the
custodian for the Program's funds and records. The Educator Corps
Administrator shall be a faculty member of the School of Education and
shall serve in a non-voting, ex-officio capacity as the Executive Secretary of
the Council.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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