Young Mother's Dilemma: Education or Childcare?
Magda, a 19-year-old mother, seeks advice from Papa Joe on whether to pursue her studies or prioritize caring for her 1-year-old child. Read the heartfelt exchange and the guidance offered.
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SNPL Program Supports Working Students in Philippines
GCash's Study Now, Pay Later program through Fuse Financing Inc. provides flexible education funding for Filipino working students facing financial challenges. Discover how this initiative creates opportunities.
Cebu Launches P40M 'Learning on Wheels' Program
Cebu's P40M 'Learning on Wheels' initiative deploys mobile libraries to bridge learning gaps in math and science, responding to the Philippines' alarming PISA 2022 rankings.
Talisay City Devastated by Typhoon Tino
Talisay City faces massive cleanup after Typhoon Tino's destruction. See the damage assessment and recovery efforts underway in this affected Philippine community.
Cebu City Regulated Water Testing for MSMEs
Cebu City establishes government-run water testing services to reduce financial burden on small businesses. New ordinance creates city-operated laboratory for mandatory testing.
DepEd-7: Senior High School Removal in 2026 is Fake News
DepEd-7 Director Salustiano Jimenez confirms Senior High School program continues despite false social media posts. Get the facts about education policy.
Cebu OKs P85M for Quake-Damaged School Shelters
Cebu Provincial School Board allocates P85 million for temporary learning shelters after September earthquake damaged 3,394 classrooms. Northern Cebu schools resume face-to-face classes.
Davao City Council Passes ₱15.8B 2026 Budget
Davao City Council approves ₱15.8 billion budget for 2026, a 10% increase from 2025. Learn how the funds will be allocated across key city departments and services.
Cebu Funds P85M for Quake-Damaged School Shelters
Cebu's Provincial School Board greenlights an P85 million supplemental budget to construct 269 Temporary Learning Shelters for schools damaged by the magnitude 6.9 earthquake and subsequent storms. Learn how the province is ensuring uninterrupted educatio
P85M Approved for Cebu School Shelters Post-Earthquake
Cebu Province allocates P85 million for temporary learning shelters after 6.9 magnitude earthquake damaged 3,394 classrooms. Learn how education continues amid reconstruction.
Mandaue Teachers Receive Year-End Bonuses and Salaries
Department of Education Mandaue distributes year-end bonuses, salaries, and cash gifts to teachers and staff. Early release ensures financial support before holidays. Read more about the benefits.
Mandaue City Validates Flood Damage Reports
Mandaue City begins house-to-house validation of flood damage in Paknaan and Umapad barangays. The process ensures fair aid distribution and credibility. Learn about the city's disaster response efforts.
Cebu City Hall Adopts Weekly Pay for Casual Staff
Cebu City Hall implements weekly salary payments for 2,006 casual employees to prevent debt accumulation and reduce reliance on loan sharks. Learn how this initiative promotes financial stability.
Teachers Targeted in DepEd Email Phishing Scams
Teachers across Philippines targeted by sophisticated phishing scams via DepEd emails. Learn how to protect yourself and what authorities are doing to address this crisis.
P80K Fighting Cocks Stolen in Toledo Farm Robbery
A suspected thief was arrested for stealing prized fighting cocks worth P80,000 from a Toledo City farm. Police recovered one rooster after a social media tip led to the suspect's capture.
Cebu City Waives Business Permit Fees Post-Typhoon
Cebu City Council approves financial relief for businesses hit by Typhoon Tino, waiving permit fees to speed up economic recovery. Learn how this helps local commerce.
Mandaue Schools Resume Face-to-Face Classes After Disruptions
Public schools in Mandaue City officially resumed face-to-face classes on November 13, 2025, though some continue blended learning due to evacuation centers. Dr. Edgar Espina of DepEd shares details on recovery efforts.
Weak Monitoring Systems Hamper DepEd Education Programs
The Department of Education faces critical gaps in monitoring and evaluation systems, leaving educational policies ineffective and disconnected from classroom realities. Learn how this impacts quality.
Cebu City Proposes Pet Fee Fund for Animal Welfare
Cebu City plans to allocate 10% of pet registration fees to animal welfare programs, focusing on disaster response. Mayor Archival also pushes for a new shelter and cemetery.
Gov. Cagas Distributes Chairs to Davao del Sur Schools
Governor Yvonne Roña Cagas leads distribution of monobloc chairs to public schools across Davao del Sur, enhancing classroom conditions and supporting education.
Teen Rider Dies in Natalio Bacalso Avenue Collision
Corey Quijano, 18, died after a devastating motorcycle accident on Natalio Bacalso Avenue in Cebu City. Dashcam footage reveals critical details of the tragic incident.
Cebu Students Seek Academic Break Post-Typhoon
Student organizations in Cebu appeal for immediate academic break following Typhoon Tino's devastation, citing safety concerns and ongoing recovery efforts.
Toledo City Orders Gradual School Reopening
Toledo City Mayor Marjorie Perales orders gradual resumption of in-person classes, prioritizing student safety and academic recovery after pandemic disruptions.
RLMMC Enhances Maternal & Newborn Care with Training
Jose B. Lingad Memorial Regional Hospital enhances healthcare services through comprehensive newborn and maternal care training for medical professionals.
Pampanga CPA Topnotcher Credits Capitol Support
Discover how Capitol's educational assistance program helped a determined student from Pampanga achieve top honors in the recent CPA licensure examinations against all odds.
Free Leptospirosis Medicine in Cebu City
Cebu City responds to rising leptospirosis cases by making free antibiotics available across all health centers. Learn about symptoms, prevention, and treatment options.
Cebu Icon Eddie Gullas Dies at 95
The Cebuano community mourns the loss of Eddie Gullas, esteemed educator, journalist, and founder of the University of the Visayas, who died peacefully at age 95.
3 Central Luzon Universities Ranked Worldwide
Discover how three prestigious universities from Central Luzon have earned spots in the 2025 World University Rankings, showcasing the region's growing academic prominence on the global stage.
Philippine Graduate Education: Failing Its Purpose?
Explore the critical challenges facing Philippine graduate education - from curriculum gaps to employment mismatches - and discover the urgent reforms needed for a globally competitive workforce.
Teachers Challenge Localization Policy in Davao
Davao educators challenge the Department of Education's localization policy, citing unfair treatment and calling for immediate review to ensure equitable opportunities for all teachers.
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