Lapu-Lapu City Sends 512 Athletes to CVIRAA Meet
Lapu-Lapu City dispatched 512 student-athletes to the Central Visayas Regional Athletic Association Meet, with local officials urging them to embody the city's heroic spirit and compete with honor.
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Why the Magna Carta for Teachers Is Forgotten in PH
The Magna Carta for Teachers, enacted in 1966 to protect Filipino educators, is often overlooked due to limited awareness, inconsistent enforcement, and societal undervaluation. This article explores the key reasons behind its neglect and calls for renewe
Pampanga Gives P15K Aid to 97 New Board Passers
The Pampanga Provincial Government distributed P15,000 cash assistance to each of 97 board passers, supporting their professional careers. The initiative, led by Vice Governor Dennis Pineda, highlights ongoing educational and youth development efforts.
House Panel Approves 4Ps Expansion for College Support
The House Ways and Means Committee has approved a bill to extend the 4Ps program to cover college and technical-vocational education, including private institutions, to strengthen social protection.
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Marcos Launches Education Recovery in Quake-Hit Cebu
President Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. launched the Learning Continuity Space and YAKAP at Kalinga Caravan in Bogo City, Cebu, to support students and communities affected by a devastating 2025 earthquake, providing educational and medical aid.
Sachzna Laparan Denies Buying College Diploma
Social media personality Sachzna Laparan refutes allegations she purchased her college diploma, sharing her struggles as a breadwinner and plans for a master's degree.
Cebu's Literacy Crisis: Half of Grade 3 Students Can't Read
A new report reveals a historic literacy crisis in Cebu, with nearly half of Grade 3 students in major cities failing to meet basic reading standards, threatening the province's future growth.
Davao Occidental in Top 10 for Student Reading Struggles
Davao Occidental ranks tenth in the Philippines for students struggling with reading, with 57.17% affected, as per Edcom II's latest assessment. The report highlights broader literacy challenges and calls for local government action.
UV Student Wins Regional PRISAA Oratorical Competition
University of the Visayas student Macky G. Campos clinched first place in the PRISAA Region 7 Oratorical Competition, showcasing exceptional public speaking skills and earning a spot in the national finals.
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TESDA Urges Repatriated OFWs to Upskill, Offers Trainer Roles
TESDA calls on OFWs repatriated from the Middle East to upskill for better job prospects, prioritizing them in training programs and considering them as potential trainers.
Angara Urges Students to Lead Tech Solutions at Science Fair
Education Secretary Sonny Angara called on students to pioneer technological innovations for global challenges at the 2026 National Science and Technology Fair in Quezon City.
Angara Praises Davao School's ARAL Program, Opens EIM Lab
Education Secretary Sonny Angara commended Davao City National High School for eliminating frustration-level readers through its ARAL Program and inaugurated a new Electrical Installation and Maintenance Workshop Laboratory to boost technical-vocational t
Filipina Student Wins Bronze at Math Olympiad in Hong Kong
Joanamarie Candice R. Senillo from Tagum City secured a bronze medal at the 2026 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Mathematical Olympiad, representing the Philippines among 16 winners and 28 global medalists in Grade 4.
Marcos Praises Teachers as 'Most Public Servants' in Cebu
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. honored over 3,300 newly promoted teachers in Cebu, calling them the 'most public servants' and highlighting their role in youth development and community building.
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Senators Push for Stronger Anti-Bullying Policies in Schools
Senators call for expanded anti-bullying measures as a Senate panel reviews existing safeguards amid alarming data showing widespread bullying in Philippine schools, highlighted by a recent mural project.
Foundation University Opens Smeets Hall 2 for Nursing
Foundation University inaugurated Smeets Hall 2, a seven-story building for the College of Nursing, featuring modern facilities to enhance academic and clinical training for future healthcare professionals.
DepEd-7 Hosts Final Nash Orientation in Cebu
The Department of Education Region 7 conducted a capability building event for 1,363 personnel preparing for the National Assessment for School Heads, focusing on leadership domains and strategic preparation.
Davao Graduates Top 2026 Criminologist Licensure Exam
Four graduates from the Davao Region secured top spots in the February 2026 Criminologist Licensure Examination, with institutions like UM Tagum and UM Davao also ranking high among performing schools.
Senior High School Program Faces Educator Criticism Over Hasty Rollout
Academicians and school officials warn that the Strengthened Senior High School Program prioritizes structural changes over pedagogical integrity, risking implementation fractures and widening educational inequities.
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Pampanga Press Club Concludes 2026 Journalism Training for Youth
The Pampanga Press Club successfully concluded its 2026 Basic Journalism Training, mentoring nearly 100 young campus writers through workshops on newswriting, online reporting, and photography. The free program, supported by local partners, continues a le
Davao Graduates Top Medical Technologists Exam March 2026
Reisz Wyrnel Camasin and Dexter Masongsong Jr. from San Pedro College in Davao City secured the top two positions in the March 2026 Medical Technologists Licensure Examination, with Camasin achieving a 93% average rating. The college reported a 95.21% ove
400+ Talisay Teachers Promoted Under DepEd Career Program
More than 400 public school teachers in Talisay City were promoted on March 13, 2026, through the DepEd's Expanded Career Progression program, enhancing career mobility and retention.
418 Talisay Teachers Promoted in DepEd Career Program
A total of 418 public school teachers in Talisay City were promoted under DepEd's Expanded Career Progression program, aimed at retaining experienced educators and simplifying advancement without leaving classroom instruction.
DepEd-Davao: Four-Day Work Week Does Not Apply to Teachers
The Department of Education in Davao Region clarifies that the Malacañang-backed four-day onsite work schedule only applies to non-teaching staff, with teachers continuing their five-day class schedules to avoid disruptions during the end-of-school-year a
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Pampanga Aeta Scholar Passes Medical Technologist Exam
Rolan Popatco Jr., an Aeta scholar from Porac, Pampanga, has passed the Medical Technologist Licensure Examination in March 2026, supported by the provincial government's financial aid program.
Davao Councilor Proposes School Feeding Program Against Malnutrition
Councilor Antoinette G. Principe urges legislative action for a School-Based Feeding Program in Davao City, targeting malnutrition among schoolchildren to improve education and health outcomes.
University Adopts Four-Day Work Week Amid Fuel Price Surge
The University of the Assumption has implemented a four-day work week from March 10 to 28, 2026, in response to rising fuel prices, adjusting office hours and class schedules accordingly.
Teachers' Union Demands Release of 2025 Incentive in Central Luzon
The ASSERT Central Luzon Union calls on DepEd Region 3 to urgently release the 2025 Collective Negotiation Agreement Incentive for teachers, citing delays and scheduled talks.
DepEd Adopts Four-Day Onsite, Friday WFH Schedule
The Department of Education has mandated a four-day onsite work week from Monday to Thursday, with Fridays designated as work-from-home days nationwide. This policy aims to reduce electricity and oil consumption, effective immediately under DepEd Memorand
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DepEd Approves 4-Day Workweek for Non-Teaching Staff
The Department of Education has implemented a four-day onsite workweek for non-teaching personnel, with Fridays designated as work-from-home days, to conserve energy amid rising oil prices linked to Middle East tensions.
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