Agueda I. Johnston Middle School Passes Comprehensive Sanitation Inspection with a Grade of 38/C

The Guam Department of Education announced today that Agueda I. Johnston Middle School successfully passed the comprehensive sanitation inspection conducted by the Department of Public Health and Social Services. The inspection, which took place over nearly a month from May 6th to June 4th, resulted in the school receiving a grade of 38/C.

The comprehensive inspection evaluated various aspects of the school’s sanitation and cleanliness standards, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. The grading system used by the Department of Public Health and Social Services ranges from A to F, with the numeric score reflecting the overall level of compliance. A grade of 38/C indicates that while the school has met the basic requirements, there is still room for improvement in certain areas.

Despite the grade reflecting some areas needing attention, the passing status signifies that Agueda I. Johnston Middle School adheres to essential health and safety standards, ensuring a safe environment for students and staff. The school administration has expressed their commitment to addressing the areas highlighted in the inspection report to improve their sanitation grade in future assessments.

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The Guam Department of Education commended the efforts of the school’s staff and administration in maintaining a sanitary environment. “Passing the inspection is a testament to the dedication of Agueda I. Johnston Middle School’s staff and their commitment to the health and well-being of their students,” said a spokesperson from the Department.

Parents and guardians are encouraged to review the inspection report, which is available upon request at the school office, to understand the specific areas of compliance and improvement. The school administration has assured the community that they will continue to work diligently to enhance their sanitation practices and overall school environment.

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The Department of Public Health and Social Services conducts these inspections regularly to ensure that all educational institutions maintain high standards of cleanliness and hygiene. Agueda I. Johnston Middle School’s passing grade underscores the importance of ongoing efforts to prioritize student health and safety in the educational setting.

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