Flag Ceremony in School: Why It’s Mandatory for Students and Teachers
The flag ceremony in school is mandatory for students and teachers. Learn the rules, steps, and reasons why it’s a legal and meaningful part of school life.
DepEd
Discover the role and responsibilities of the Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines, including the development and implementation of policies and programs for the country’s basic education system. Learn about DepEd’s mission, history, and impact on Philippine education and society, and how it helps to provide access to quality education for all Filipinos.
School Heads Can’t Say No: What the Law Really Says About Refusing a Transfer
Wondering if a school head can refuse a transfer? Learn what DepEd policy, civil service rules, and the Magna Carta for Teachers say about reassignments.
How Flexible Classroom Observations Are Making Teacher Evaluations Easier and Fairer
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.
Important Update: DepEd Grants 60-Day Vacation for Teachers and Learners (2025)
DepEd now offers a 60-day vacation for teachers and learners starting SY 2024–2025. This update ensures well-deserved rest, flexible breaks, and added vacation service credits. Learn who qualifies and what it means for your school schedule.
Important Clarification on Academic Excellence Awards: DepEd Says List Must Be Alphabetical
DepEd clarifies Academic Excellence Awards must be announced in alphabetical order within categories, not by grade, to ensure fair and equal recognition for students.
No More Vlogging in Class: Why Teachers Must Stop Recording During School Hours
DepEd now bans teachers from recording and vlogging during class to prevent distractions and protect student privacy. This ensures a focused and professional learning environment.
Simple and Meaningful Guidelines for Christmas Celebrations in DepEd Schools
The Department of Education (DepEd) encourages simple and meaningful Christmas celebrations in schools by focusing on inclusivity and volunteerism. No student or teacher should feel pressured to spend money or contribute to parties. Decorations should be reused, and activities must happen during school hours without disrupting lessons. These guidelines remind us that Christmas is about hope, generosity, and unity—not extravagant spending.
Understanding the New Guidelines for Special Hardship Allowance for Teachers
The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines has made some changes to the way it provides Special Hardship Allowance …
Clarification of the Requirement of Teacher’s Clearance at the End of School Year
Confused about teacher clearance at the end of the school year? This guide explains when public school teachers need to secure clearance based on DepEd rules, and who is exempt.
Teachers’ Workload in Public Schools and Payment of Teaching Overload
Teachers’ Workload in Public Schools and Payment of Teaching Overload The Department of Education (DepEd) has released new guidelines aimed …