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A Virac school principal was sentenced to 11 years for falsifying documents and pocketing P5,000 in school funds. The court upheld her conviction, imposing prison time, fines, and a lifetime ban from public office.
Former Senator Kiko Pangilinan advocates for a free breakfast program in public schools to combat malnutrition and improve learning. He urges government support, emphasizing its impact on children’s health and the country’s future.
DepEd is investigating reports of “ghost students” in 12 private schools, allegedly receiving SHS voucher funds for non-existent learners. Secretary Sonny Angara warned that any misuse of public funds will not be tolerated. If proven guilty, involved schools may lose accreditation and face legal action. DepEd is gathering evidence and taking strict measures to ensure transparency in the education system.
GSIS introduces the MPL Max Loan Buyout Program, helping government employees consolidate debts with low 6% interest and flexible terms. Eligible members can borrow up to P5 million with no service fees, waived surcharges, and free loan insurance.
February 25 was marked with an X in the school calendar because DepEd released it before the official 2025 holiday list. In past years, it was always a holiday, but Proclamation No. 727 confirmed it’s a regular school and work day.
DepEd provides free licenses for Microsoft 365, Canva, and Adobe Creative Cloud to public school students and teachers in the Philippines. This initiative aims to enhance digital literacy and creativity, but is it a wise use of the education budget?
DepEd is set to distribute over 62,000 laptops and smart TVs to schools nationwide in 2025, improving digital learning for teachers and students.
DepEd’s Expanded Career Progression System for Teachers under EO 174 offers new promotion pathways for educators. Join the virtual orientation on February 17, 2025, to learn about career opportunities, requirements, and school leadership roles. Register now!
Teachers must complete and submit the eIPCRF tool after verification. Schools will upload files via eipcrf.deped.gov.ph using official school emails. For issues, contact [email protected].
DepEd is set to deploy 15,000 qualified teachers as school principals to address the shortage of school leaders in the Philippines. This move aims to improve school management, support teachers, and enhance student learning. Additionally, DepEd will release interim guidelines to ensure principals assigned to offices return to their schools. With stronger leadership, schools can provide better education and a brighter future for students nationwide.