The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was recently recognized by Maria A. Ulloa Elementary School for its meaningful contributions throughout 2025.
The Church supported the school in several ways, including providing volunteers for the campus Beautification Day in January. That effort played a key role in helping the school successfully pass its annual inspection. Serving more than 500 students in the Dededo community, Maria A. Ulloa Elementary has benefited from a partnership that continues to strengthen the learning environment for its students.
In addition, the Church donated mobile basketball hoops to expand opportunities for physical activity and outdoor recreation. Following the severe damage caused by Typhoon Mawar, the new equipment has helped restore sports programming and will benefit students for years to come.
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On December 16, 2025, during the Church employee Christmas gathering, Dylan Sablan, President of the Maria A. Ulloa Elementary Parent-Teacher Organization and a member of the Dededo Ward, presented a certificate of appreciation to Brett Child. © 2025 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.School administrators expressed gratitude for the Church’s service and generosity, noting the positive impact these contributions have had on both school operations and student well-being. The recognition was presented to Brett Child by Dylan Sablan, the school’s Parent-Teacher Organization president and a member of the Dededo Ward.