After serving as Dean of the College of Education and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Jasper Jay N. Mendoza took his oath of office, May 5, as the new president of Tarlac State University (TSU). In a social media post, Mendoza has shared his gratitude to everyone involved in …
Read More »Angara underscores teachers, tutors’ role in achieving grade-level proficiency
Education Secretary Sonny Angara has commended the important role educators and tutors play in helping learners achieve grade-level proficiency, this as the government agency starts rolling out the 2026 Summer Remediation Program (SRP). “Sa bawat batang umaangat, may mga guro at tutor na nagtitiyaga at naglalaan ng oras. Kinikilala natin …
Read More »Tarlac students win in National Teachers Education Quiz Bee
Students from the Tarlac State University – College of Education have won awards at the National Teachers Education Quiz Bee (NTEQ) 2026, Carl Balita Review Center (CBRC), Universidad de Manila, April 27. In the competition, Joyce Anne Polido and Ma. Antonette Monte competed individually against over 150 participants from various …
Read More »First LGU-funded college in Region 2 to start operation on August
A tertiary education institution that is owned by the local government of Ilagan City, the first LGU-funded college in the Cagayan Valley region, will start its operation by August this year. Mayor Josemarie Diaz has said that the City of Ilagan College (CIC) seeks to provide more opportunities for the …
Read More »DepEd shifts to 3-term calendar beginning June 8
The Department of Education (DepEd) is shifting from the four-quarter system to 3-term school calendar for basic education, that is according to DepEd Order No. 9 series of 2026. The move seeks to address problems such as recurring class disruptions that compress instructional time and contribute to learning gaps, increase …
Read More »Increase in non-teaching personnel seen for more efficient DepEd workforce
A top official from the Department of Education (DepEd) has disclosed that the government agency is planning to significantly increase the number of non-teaching workforce deployed in schools, to ensure a more balanced and efficient workforce. Undersecretary Wilfredo Cabral has said this at the National Employees Union (NEU) Luzon Cluster …
Read More »Regional Science Supervisor Juvenal Agustin graces ALS Accreditation for persons deprived of liberty
Science Education Program Supervisor (EPS) for Region 2 Dr. Juvenal Agustin has graced the ALS Accreditation and Equivalency (A&E) Test for qualified Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDL) learners at the Tuao District Jail. A&E Assessment and Accreditation is a process that comprises an exam and other appropriate assessments to measure …
Read More »Canva launches offline mode
Have you experienced making a design on the platform Canva, but it sometimes leads to disappointment because of a sudden lost in internet connection? Worry no more, as the visual communications and graphic design platform has launched, April 16, a feature that is most requested by its users – Canva …
Read More »Project SOFIA starts rolling in Bagumbayan Central: “Expand your mind, brighten your day”
Pupil leaders of Bagumbayan Central School in Lallo, Cagayan, has started working to serve the school population even during summer; as Project SOFIA keeps rolling via their social media page. Everyday, through Bagumbayan Central School facebook account, pupils and other followers gets to learn new words. These are called “word …
Read More »Angara says DepEd is studying solarization of public schools
Education Secretary Sonny Angara has said that the agency is studying the possibility of putting solar panels in public schools, as the country is under national emergency caused by the crisis in Middle East. Angara has said this in response to questions from reporters on Thursday, April 16, on the …
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