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Lapus to school officials, teachers: Don’t compel students to shell out contributions for Christmas party
MANILA, Nov. 8 — With the Christmas season fast approaching, Department of Education Secretary Jesli Lapus told school officials and teachers on Sunday not to compel students to shell out donations or contributions for their Christmas party. “We all know the guidelines of DepEd, no collection policy in public schools. This is voluntary and not [...]
Continue reading...Project Reach targets 5M OSY
Sunday, November 8, 2009
n line with the Department’s thrust of achieving the 2015 Education for All (EFA) targets, the Department of Education came out with Project REACH, a combination of strategies using innovative “catch and hold” interventions. Education Secretary Jesli Lapus said a strong partnership with local government units (LGUs) is half of the solution in bringing to [...]
Continue reading...PTCA overhauled, not abolished: DepEd says
Thursday, June 11, 2009
THE DEPARTMENT of Education (DepEd) will call an emergency meeting with school divisions superintendents to clarify several points about the order dissolving the Parents-Teachers Community Association (PTCA) in public schools.
Continue reading...DepEd calling for expeditious passing of H.B. 4734
Sunday, October 5, 2008
MANILA, Oct. 5 (PNA) — Education Undersecretary Franklin Sunga on Sunday said the Department of Education (DepEd), along with various teacher organizations, will sign this week a manifesto calling for the expeditious passing of House Bill 4734 which allocates a P9,000 salary increase for teaching and non-teaching personnel of the agency. More news
Continue reading...DepEd, Lapus top Pulse Asia Survey
Sunday, August 10, 2008
The Department of Education garnered highest approval ratings among the top 3 government agencies according to DepEd Office Secretary Communication. The survey was done by Pulse Asia Ulat ng Bayan survey.
Continue reading...PGMA directs DepEd to ensure AusAid support will boost basic education
Sunday, June 15, 2008
PGMA directs the Department of Education, ensures $13 Million Australian Dollars for the support of BESRA. Education got a generous help from Australia.
Continue reading...Education Reforms Needed
Friday, May 23, 2008
According to Senator Mar Roxas, on the plight of education of Filipino children; “Our students are being short-changed. They are made to believe that the education they are getting now is enough to prepare them for the increasingly knowledge-based world, when it is not at all competitive. Lugi sila,†he said.”
Continue reading...Teachers join training on IT elective
Saturday, May 17, 2008
THE Smart Communications Inc. (Smart) is training some 20 teachers from seven partner schools on the Application Developers’ Intro School (ADIS), an IT elective based on a program given to Smart’s newly hired personnel. The 20 teachers compose the fourth batch of trainees who undergo two-week trainors’ training at the host school, the De La [...]
Continue reading...English proficiency improved but BPO leaders warn against complacency
Friday, May 16, 2008
Despite improvement in the self-assessed English language proficiency of the Filipinos, the Philippines should not remain complacent and should sustain its efforts to further improve its competence in the language to maintain its position as top destination for the business process outsourcing (BPO), experts said.
Continue reading...Ghost’ teachers, phantom schools haunt education reforms in ARMM
Friday, May 16, 2008
AWYER Frances Cynthia Guiani-Sayadi talks to distraught “dead” teachers all the time, but she makes it a point to crack jokes when they call her on her cell phone at night. “I appeal to them, please don’t call me at night,” she says. “I’m afraid of you, you’re already dead.”
Continue reading...Pacman goes back to school
Thursday, May 15, 2008
WE DIDN’T NEED TO KNOW THE EXACT address of the gym where Manny Pacquiao was training that Saturday afternoon two weekends ago. The phalanx of big vehicles-big as in VIP-big-parked on the roadside was sufficient marker. Seeing the battleship of a Dodge parked right in front of the gym, we presumed that was the champ’s [...]
Continue reading...Las Piñas pushes school reforms despite lack of funds, teachers
Thursday, May 15, 2008
LAS PIÑAS CITY, Philippines – When the latest results of the National Achievement Test (NAT) for Grade 6 students came out in June 2007, this southern Metro Manila city got the fourth highest score in the National Capital Region (NCR), adding yet another item in Las Piñas’s growing list of achievements.
Continue reading...He fought rare brain ailment for diploma
Thursday, May 15, 2008
STA. CRUZ, Marinduque – Blessings from heaven, Luisa Rioflorido had thought of the sudden drizzle that sunny, humid afternoon on March 15 when her son and 110 other college graduates of Santa Cruz Institute began their commencement march from their school to the plaza in Sta. Cruz town in Marinduque.
Continue reading...DTI warns on increase in school supplies prices
Thursday, May 15, 2008
THE Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) continues to monitor the prices of basic commodities in Zamboanga City even as it warns of a possible increase in the prices of school supplies.
Continue reading...- DepEd supports teachers’ adjusted salary
- U.S. public schools stop hiring Filipino teachers
- PRC LET Results 2010 for Teachers
- DepEd reiterates banning of campaign signs in schools
- Valisno to continue DepEd programs
- Aquino says he’ll throw book at DepEd execs over error-filled textbooks
- DepEd to schools: Keep graduation rites austere, politics-free
- DepEd 8th in list of honest government agencies
- DepEd to schools: Keep graduation rites austere, politics-free
- DepEd acknowledges shortfall in teachers’ bonuses
Sunday, November 8, 2009
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