Student Learning Outcome
Technologically Literate
E ffective Communicators
A cademically Successful
M odel Citizens
Mission Statement
JMGES strives to develop academically, socially, and technologically successful critical thinkers in our local and global communities.
Who is Juan M. Guerrero?
Juan Mendiola Guerrero was the son of Juan Pangelinan Guerrero and Dolores Mendiola Guerrero. He was a devoted family man and dedicated teacher. He taught for more than 17 years in the areas of History and Mathematics until he was beheaded, on our present school site, by Japanese Imperial Soldiers in July of 1944 during World War II.
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As a child, Juan M. Guerrero worked hard and tended to the family farm. On his free time, he studied. His determination and perserverance earned him the distinction of an outstanding student who excelled in Math and History in the former Dededo School.

In his sixth grade year, the Government of Guam, as administered by the United States Navy, realized that Juan M. Guerrero had the potential of a leader and was appointed to be a teacher at the Dededo School.
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He unselfishly shared his knowledge to all under his tutorial service and encourage his fellow Chamorros, by improving upon them, the importance of education and its enrichment to their lives. He is remembered by many of his students, whose lives he touched, through his instructions as a U.S. History and Math Teacher at George Washington High School in Hagatna.
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Vision Statement
At JMGES, our vision is to empower our students to be Respectful, Responsible & Ready for life.