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The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) is working in coordination with Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS), Guam Homeland Security, and the Office of the Governor to actively monitor the situation concerning COVID-19 in Guam and the region. In light of the ongoing concerns regarding the spread of COVID-19, on Monday, March 16, 2020, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero announced that all GDOE schools are closed and all sports activities are suspended. On Tuesday, March 24, 2020, Governor Leon Guerrero announced that schools and government offices will remain closed through April 13, 2020. Only essential public health and safety personnel should report to work at this time. Administrators, teachers, staff, and division personnel should not report to work.
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NORTHERN SCHOOL SITES: ASTUMBO ES, WETTENGEL ES, MARIA ULLOA ES, & F.B.L.G. MS. | TIME: 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. | Monday-Friday (except Holidays).
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Announcements

Letter from Superintendent Jon J.P. Fernandez
RE: Distance Learning
03/30/2020
Guam Department of Education Distance Learning Website Information
03/30/2020
Joint Information Center
​Release No. 4
03/16/2020 | 3:00 A.M. ChST

Daily Bell Schedule

Schoolwide Intervention System (SIS)
​Bell Schedule

All visitors must enter and sign-in with the Main Office.

Main gate opens at 6:15 AM.
Warning Bell rings at 7:15 A.M.

Office Hours

7:15 AM to 2:15 PM

Phone

(671) 300-1870 ext. 1880

Physical Address

Okkodo High School
660 Route 3
Dededo, Guam 96929

Mailing Address​

500 Mariner Avenue
Barrigada, Guam 
​96913-1608
Letter from GDOE Superintendent Jon J.P. Fernandez
RE: COVID-19 Guidance
03/13/2020
Parent/Guardian Resource RE: COVID-19
​02/29/2020
Letter from GDOE Superintendent Jon J.P. Fernandez
RE: Dengue Fever
​09/20/2019
Attention ALL Bulldogs:​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
  • Official OHS uniforms may be purchased at Moda Gino's in Tamuning. ​
Faculty and Staff:
  • Please be checking your official GDOE email for updated information.
Service Learning Opportunities: ​Students may see their respective counselor or teachers for opportunities.
  • See Mr. Hidalgo in the gym for more information on a service-learning opportunity. Possible SL Hours: 30​​
Uniform Policy Update as of 24 September 2019:

As per the Superintendent's memo dated 20 September 2019, the following expectations are in place at Okkodo High School relative to the Relaxed Uniform Policy.  

1. Students are expected to wear uniform tops. 
2. Students may wear long sleeve jackets. 
3. If students do not have long uniform pants, they may wear other long pants.  However, students may not wear distressed (torn/ripped) denim jeans.  
4. Long pants must be in accordance with Okkodo High School's dress standards.
​(Refer to the Student Handbook under "Students" tab above, page 12)

This Relaxed Uniform Policy is only temporary until further notice.  

Traffic Flow Advisory

To enhance student safety and the smooth flow of traffic on campus, the following procedures will be in place, effective 13 August 2019.
Morning Drop-Off
  1. The main gate will open for student drop-off at 6:15 A.M.
  2. The student drop-off area is straight ahead, after vehicle has entered the main gate.
  3. Students must exit vehicle on passenger side. After driver has passed the "DROP-OFF STARTS HERE" sign, please go around the bus depot area to exit campus.
  4. Student drop-off will only be allowed between the "DROP-OFF STOPS HERE" and "DROP-OFF ENDS HERE" posts.

Afternoon Pick-Up
  1. Main gate will open for student pick-up at 2:30 P.M. (or after the first round of buses leaves; whichever is later).
  2. Student pick-up area is the same used for student drop-off.
  3. Students must enter the vehicle on the passenger side.
  4. After student is picked-up, please exit the campus by going around the bus depot.

In light of the forgoing, please adhere to the following:
  1. Note the pick-up and drop-off times to minimize traffic wait.
  2. Follow the posted signs and directions given by school staff.
  3. Have your child ready with their belongings to exit the vehicle as soon as it stops.
  4. Be considerate of the others behind you and watch for students crossing the parking lot.
  5. Compliance with the above procedures will help to expedite the pick-up/drop-off process, and minimize the chances of an accident.
Remember, the life you save may be that of your child.
Your full cooperation is greatly appreciated.
-Okkodo High School Administration
This website is run by the Okkodo High School Student Body Association, in partnership with our Parent-Teacher-Student Association (PTSA).