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Guam Department Of Education School District

501 Mariner Avenue
Barrigada, GU 96913

Tel: (671) 300-1547

For the 2025 school year, there are 34 public elementary schools in Guam Department Of Education School District.

Overview

This School District

This State (GU)

# Schools

40 Schools

37 Schools

# Students

n/a

# Teachers

1,586 Teachers

1,178 Teachers

Student-Teacher Ratio

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Students by Ethnicity:

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Comparison of Diversity Score Trends
Year	Guam Department Of Education School District	Guam
2022	0.41	0.42
2021	0.41	0.41
2020	0.41	0.41
2019	0.41	0.41
2018	0.39	0.39
2017	0.39	0.39
2016	0.39	0.40

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% American Indian

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% Asian

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Asian Student Percentage Comparison Over Years (2016-2022)
Year	Guam Department Of Education School District	Guam
2022	22%	22%
2021	22%	22%
2020	22%	22%
2019	22%	22%
2018	23%	23%
2017	23%	23%
2016	23%	23%

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% Hispanic

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% Black

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% White

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White Student Percentage Comparison Over Years (2019-2022)
Year	Guam Department Of Education School District	Guam
2022	1%	1%
2020	1%	1%
2019	1%	1%

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% Hawaiian

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Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Student Percentage Comparison Over Years (2016-2022)
Year	Guam Department Of Education School District	Guam
2022	74%	73%
2021	74%	74%
2020	74%	74%
2019	74%	74%
2018	75%	75%
2017	75%	75%
2016	75%	74%

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% Two or more races

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Two or More Races Student Percentage Comparison Over Years (2016-2022)
Year	Guam Department Of Education School District	Guam
2022	3%	4%
2021	3%	4%
2020	3%	3%
2019	3%	3%
2018	2%	1%
2017	2%	1%
2016	2%	2%

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