DepEd has been declared not eligible for the PBB 2023, marking the first time the agency failed to qualify. With a total score of 55 points, DepEd fell short in performance targets and compliance requirements. However, there may still be hope for a review. Read on to understand what went wrong and if employees can still receive the bonus.
Great news for public school teachers! DepEd is set to reduce teachers’ paperwork by 57%, cutting down the forms from 174 to only five. This move aims to help teachers focus on teaching, improve education quality, and lessen stress. Learn how this reform will benefit teachers and students alike.
DepEd reminds schools: Keep politics out of graduation! Focus on students’ achievements and ensure ceremonies remain special and free from political influence.
A tragic Iloilo fire claimed the lives of two teachers and their 7-year-old child. Learn how the blaze started, why they couldn’t escape, and essential fire safety tips to avoid such disasters.
A public teacher in Las Piñas was tragically attacked by her husband inside the faculty room. Learn why this calls for stronger school safety and domestic violence awareness.
President Marcos signed a law letting Filipino workers earn a college degree using work experience. Those 23+ years old with five years of relevant work can apply through CHEd-accredited schools. This helps workers and OFWs get better jobs.
DepEd will hire 7,062 administrative staff to handle clerical tasks in public schools, allowing teachers to focus on teaching. This move follows President Marcos Jr.’s directive to improve education quality by reducing non-teaching duties.
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.