With goals of improving scientific literacy and fostering innovation in basic education, DepEd Partners with DOST for STEM Revolution. The Department of Education (DepEd) and the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) formalized their collaboration on Friday to advance STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education in the Philippines. The …
Read More »Sampaguita Girl Wants to Apologize to Security Who Lost Job After Their Viral Mall Confrontation
The viral student and sampaguita vendor has broken her silence after the security guard she had a conflict with was dismissed from his position. Sampaguita Girl wants to apologize to security guard of the mall, this after mall’s management decided to fire the former because of the incident. According to …
Read More »DepEd Releases 2025-2026 School Calendar, with 197 Blissful Class Days
Vacation season has just started but the education department has already set a roadmap that the country’s basic education is going to follow for the next academic year. The Department of Education (DepEd) has released April 15, 2025, the Multi-Year Implementing Guidelines on the School Calendar and Activities which details the different …
Read More »Showtime contestant unfamiliar with COMELEC, Malacañang ‘unbothered’
A female Showtime contestant unfamiliar with COMELEC, who admitted to having little knowledge about the poll body, raised concerns among many. However, Malacañang remains untroubled by the incident, stating that one individual’s lack of awareness does not necessarily reflect the overall state of the education system. Heart Aquino, a participant …
Read More »Angara signs IRR critical to implement mental health rights, crushing bullying in schools
Education Secretary Sonny Angara signs IRR critical to implement mental health rights, crushing bullying in schools. This seeks to prioritizing students’ well-being and fostering a supportive learning environment. Acknowledging the urgency of the issue, Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Sonny Angara signed the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the …
Read More »Principal Rejects Wearing of Toga During Graduation, Triggers Students’ Uproar
It is a common practice for graduating students to wear a ceremonial garment called toga. It is a symbol of academic achievement – and a photo of a student sporting themselves wearing it surely brings pride. A school head in Antique, however, turned a somewhat expected to be a solemn event …
Read More »UPLB Prof invents breakthrough board game underscoring PH rich language diversity
A professor from the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) in Laguna developed a board game that transformed language classes from traditional lectures into interactive play. In other words, a breakthrough board game underscoring PH rich language diversity. The invention earned the prestigious Gawad Julian Cruz Balmaseda, an award …
Read More »[Back to Old] School Year 2025-2026 Begins June – Driven by Extreme Temperatures
Schools in the country is set to resume classes on Thursday, January 2, 2025, following guidelines from Department of Education (DepEd) Order No. 003, s. 2024. Meanwhile School Year 2025-2026 begins June; or going back to the original school calendar prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and as response to the …
Read More »Updated Measures: How DepEd Ensures Learning Continues During Calamities? – Minimize Disruptions
Wondering if how DepEd ensures learning continues during calamities? Take for example, there’s a disaster or emergency taking place. Well, DepEd has update its policy to protect students and teachers while ensuring that learning remains uninterrupted. The Department of Education (DepEd) has introduced updated measures to enhance schools’ preparedness for …
Read More »Empower Learners: Angara says Educational Excellence is a Collective Journey – Improve Learning Outcomes, Teacher Welfare
DepEd promises to continue improving the country’s education sector through creating a culture that engenders growth, collaboration, and empowerment. Education Secretary Sonny Angara says educational excellence is a collective journey. Further emphasizing efforts to improve learning outcomes and teacher welfare. Education Secretary Sonny Angara called on education stakeholders to work …
Read More »Pinoy Pride: Filipino NAS Paddlers Win Gold at US Open Table Tennis Championships [Pagpupugay]
The National Academy of Sports, also known as NAS, sent student athletes in the Mandalay Bay Convention Center, Las Vegas, United States of America, for an international event. The Filipino NAS Paddlers win gold at US Open Table Tennis Championships, a feat recognized and commended by the education department. NAS …
Read More »Leyte Student wins P20M in International Science Competition, Beating 11,000 Entries Worldwide
Gaining motivation from the hardships she experienced during the catastrophic Typhoon Yolanda which struck their place, a Leyte student wins P20M in international science competition. What’s even a greater about this feat is that she was able to beat around 11,000 entries worldwide. Aside from hard work and perseverance, intelligence …
Read More »TSU President issues new order
In an effort to keep the university rise forward, President Jasper Jay Mendoza of the Tarlac State University (TSU) has issued a new order designating a fresh roster of university officials, college deans, and center directors. Mendoza has issued Administrative Order No. 27 on Thursday, June 11, in accordance with …
Read More »Singson sees cyberlibel case as “badge of honor”
Former Governor Luis Chavit Singson has recently issued a statement over the cyberlibel case that was filed against him, saying that the warrant only seeks to silence him in his call for intensified investigation on the flood control controversy. “As I intensified my calls for a full investigation into the …
Read More »Visayan Daily Star ceases print newspaper after 45 years
A local newspaper, which is the second-longest running in the Visayas region, has stopped producing print edition of its newspaper as it moves to digital-only format. Visayan Daily Star has ended its print run effective June 6 but will continue operating in digital form through website articles and FB page …
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