Teachers Salary Increase Is Urgent: Why a ₱50,000 Entry-Level Pay Can Save Philippine Education
A ₱50,000 entry-level salary for teachers can help fix low pay, improve education quality, and support Filipino educators.
Shocking Truth About GSIS Insurance Refund Delays for Government Employees
A DepEd employee waited over a year for her GSIS insurance refund after an accident. Learn why the process was so slow, what documents were needed, and the emotional toll she endured—plus tips if you ever need to file a claim.
DepEd to Review Grade Transmutation Policy to End Mass Promotion
The Department of Education (DepEd) is reviewing its grade transmutation policy that may cause mass promotion. Learn how this affects students, the role of EDCOM II’s findings, and how the ARAL program will help struggling learners get free tutoring support.
Strong Statement from DepEd: No Mass Promotion Policy
DepEd issues a strong statement denying any mass promotion policy for students. Learn how it’s solving learning gaps with new programs.
How to Correct Teachers Without Humiliating Them: A School Head’s Guide to Respectful Leadership
Discover how to correct teachers without humiliating them using respectful leadership techniques. Build trust, offer support, and lead with wisdom.
Students Who Can’t Read or Do Math Might Not Move to the Next Grade
Under a 10-year education plan, students who can’t read or do math might not be allowed to move to the next grade. Discover what this rule means for students, parents, and teachers.
Principal and SPTA President Address the Issue: No Exam Without Paying Contributions?
Did ZNNHS really block students from exams if they didn’t pay? Principal and SPTA President explain the truth behind the Php400 alamutan, biometric project, and more.
Mass Promotion in Philippine Schools: Why Passing Students Is Failing Them
Mass promotion in Philippine schools allows students to pass even without strong reading and math skills. This article explains why this practice hurts learners and weakens education over time.
Teachers’ ₱50,000 Starting Pay: A Powerful Push to Fix Low Wages
Teachers’ ₱50,000 starting pay is gaining support as Filipinos demand wage hikes to fight rising costs and protect education quality.
Salary Increase Effective January 1, 2026: Impressive Salary Grade Table for Philippine Government Workers
Salary increase effective January 1, 2026 brings updated pay rates under salary grade 2026. See how the new government salary table affects public workers.