If you’re reading this, there’s a high chance that you are astounded about the unique and still alive culture among early inhabitants of the country. And, these ethnic tribe members, just like all of us, have huge dreams. It is admirable to see them chasing theirs, and we should show …
Read More »Picture of My Idol Daddy is On My Backpack, Pupil Enters School “With Dad” as Protector
Literally, the father is always behind a Grade 5 pupil as she placed pictures of him on her backpack that she uses for school. The girl whose action can be called ‘picture of my idol daddy is on my backpack’ has sparked conversations online. Truly, showcasing how responsible fathers’ influence …
Read More »Couple in Bohol Has 59 Scholars – Provides Them School Supplies, Laptops, Cellphones, Printers, Others
How would you describe a perfect scholarship program? A. Providing only the tuition fee B. Providing daily allowance Well, a couple in Bohol has 59 scholars. Moreover, they are providing almost everything their scholars needs, such as school supplies, cellphones, laptops, printers, and even monthly allowances. Not just one, five, …
Read More »DepEd Teacher Gorgeously Sports 7 Year Streak in Having Perfect School Attendance
An educator, working under the Philippine education department, has proudly shared on social media that she succeeded in having perfect school attendance for the entire year, and what’s even more commendable is that she has been doing it for seven straight years. Teacher Mabelle Hermano Apuada, a Junior High School …
Read More »Call for Bayanihan Spirit: Angara Ask Reforms to Bring Higher Quality Education
Secretary Sonny Angara ask reforms to bring higher quality education to teachers and students next year. Likewise, he highlighted the importance of “bayanihan spirit” in order to modernize the country’s education sector. Department of Education Secretary Sonny Angara has asked cooperation from students, teachers, stakeholders and others in the Philippine …
Read More »CHED’s plan to reduce GenEd units to 18 units will not push through this school year
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) has said that they are not going to pilot the implementation of the proposal to reduce college general education units this school year, but eyeing it on 2028. CHED Chairperson Shirly Agrupis has said that the delay in implementation will provide them time to …
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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