AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoYouth & Civics: An American Samoa student is among 52 finalists competing in the National Civics Bee in Washington on Wednesday. C-SPAN will televise the championship, with a $100,000 education account at stake. Faith & Community: White Sunday brought families and churches together to celebrate children, followed by an island-wide Catholic Church cleanup involving all 18 parishes on Columbus Day. Education: Tafuna High School’s Major Si’imoa Malaefono Galoia was named American Samoa’s 2026–27 Territorial Teacher of the Year, recognized for her service and leadership. Culture & Welcome: The Afimutasi Dance Group greeted visitors aboard the Norwegian Spirit with a Samoan performance. The Moso’oi Festival also opened with traditional dances, a new song and a tribute to late festival champion Christinna Lutu-Sanchez. Student Leadership: The 13th Close-Up Summit gave high school students four days of civic learning and discussions with local leaders about issues facing the territory.
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