LEGISLATIVE RECOGNITION—Senators Chris Barnett and Jesse Lujan congratulated the LPUMS Boys Basketball team and their coach on April 9 for winning the Interscholastic Sports Association Middle School Boys Basketball League. The senators represented the 38th Guam Legislature and provided each of the players with a certificate of recognition. Sen. Barnett and Sen. Lujan (left) are pictured with the team, their coach Rowel Carreon, Administrative Officer Jeanette Superales, Principal Agnes Guerrero and Assistant Principal Robert Martinez.

GDOE Press Release:
Tiyan, Guam – The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) is excited to share the incredible news that Luis P. Untalan Middle School (LPUMS) recently achieved national recognition at the 2025 Association for Positive Behavior Support (APBS) Film Festival during the APBS Conference in St. Louis, Missouri. The school

submitted a video entitled, “Wildcat Life in the Movies,” and won unanimously for the School Engagement Middle School Category on March 13. 

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LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE—Wildcats participated in the 6th Annual Student Conference and Mental Health Training on April 5 at Okkodo High School. The Conference was organized by the Islandwide School Board of Governing Students (IBOGS), and the chairman is former wildcat and current Tiyan High School student Segundo Garrido. LPUMS was recognized for having the 2nd most number of participants from the 7 middle schools and 6 high schools there. 

ROBOTICS COMPETITION—The Roaring Wildcats robotics team did their best at the Islandwide GDOE Robotics Competition on March 29 at the Tiyan High School Throne. Great job team members and coaches on competing against 6 other middle schools.

From left: Ms. Liz, Ms. Jeanette, and Ms. Zoey distribute the messenger bags and jackets during Excel period.

Mrs. Leon Guerrero's 8th graders pose with their jackets.

LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE—On September 13, over a dozen Wildcat student leaders attended the Rotaract Youth Leadership Conference at the Hyatt Hotel. They joined peers from other schools for a full-day event focused on student leadership, themed M.A.G.I.C.—Motivating Action to Grow, Inspire, and Create. Highlights included an inspiring talk by former Disney animator Davy Liu and networking with creators from Project: Inspire, actors from Breaking Wave Theatre, and Guam Green Growth. The event was organized by the Rotaract Club of the Marianas, the University of Guam, and Guam Behavioral Health & Wellness Center. 

HEALTH & SAFETY—Luis P. Untalan Middle School was  evaluated by health inspectors from the Department of Public Health and Social Services on Aug. 14, the day before the first day of classes. In the past weeks before that date, the school community had worked tirelessly to get the campus in top shape—with many volunteering their time and money to make sure all demerits were addressed. The following week, LPUMS received it's passing grade. Great job, wildcats!

SECURITY—For the first week of classes at Luis P. Untalan Middle School, personnel from PMI Security Solutions volunteered to help students walk safely across five lanes of traffic and visibly direct motorists to stop during the morning rush hour in front of our school. Thank you to the men and women of PMI Security Solutions for volunteering their time and services!

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