Learn how DepEd’s flexible classroom observations are making teacher evaluations easier and fairer. Explore new teacher-friendly options like video-based and short-period observations.
Leave offenses for DepEd teachers can lead to serious trouble—from suspension to dismissal. Find out the top violations, penalties, and how to stay safe in your teaching career.
The Wellness Leave Policy (CSC MC No. 01, s. 2026) gives government employees up to 5 days of leave yearly for mental health, physical wellness, or general rest. This guide explains who can use it, how to apply, and why it matters for your well-being.
A 17-year-old student in General Santos City was left depressed after her teacher called her stupid in front of classmates. This real-life case shows how emotional abuse in school can affect mental health and highlights the need for better teacher behavior, school policies, and emotional support systems.
DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara stays hopeful as Cabinet reshuffle rumors spread. Will he stay or go? Read what he has to say.
Education Secretary Sonny Angara says classroom observation will continue, but with new DepEd rules to support teachers better after a teacher’s tragic death in Muntinlupa.
A teacher died during a classroom observation. It’s time to suspend CO, protect teacher well-being, and involve educators in new DepEd guidelines.
DepEd’s 2026 classroom observation reforms replace full-period checks with brief 5–10-minute walkthroughs. Learn how this supportive method helps teachers focus on quality teaching and growth.
After the death of one teacher, another suffers a stroke preparing for a classroom observation. It’s time to suspend classroom observations and protect teacher lives.
DepEd will promote 100,000 public school teachers in 2026 under its biggest budget ever. With more funds, the department will also hire thousands of new staff, support struggling students through free tutorials, and build thousands of new classrooms to improve public education across the Philippines.