Guam § 45105 - Annual Legislative Parent-Teacher Association Prizes.
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§ 45105. Annual Legislative Parent-Teacher Association Prizes.
There are hereby established annual legislative prizes, one for that
Parent-Teacher Association of any of the public schools of Guam, and one
for the Parent-Teacher Association of any of the private schools of Guam,
which in the judgment of the Legislature, have done the most for their
respective schools, for the pupils attending such schools, and for the
community during the preceding year. The Speaker of the Legislature shall
appoint a special committee of five (5) persons to recommend to the
Legislature the annual prize winners.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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