No Auto Pass: DepEd Clears Misunderstanding on Student Promotion Policy
epEd no auto pass policy confirmed: Education Secretary Sonny Angara clears rumors of mass promotion in schools. Learn what this means for students and parents.
epEd no auto pass policy confirmed: Education Secretary Sonny Angara clears rumors of mass promotion in schools. Learn what this means for students and parents.
Public school teachers in the Philippines will receive a ₱10,000 tax-free teaching allowance starting 2025 to help with supplies, online learning tools, and classroom needs.
The DepEd literacy focus on K-3 is a bold move to fix the Philippines’ functional illiteracy crisis. Discover why early education, nutrition, and strong foundational skills are key to giving Filipino children a fair chance at success.
Nearly 19 million Filipino high school graduates struggle with reading comprehension, facing challenges in work and daily life. Learn why this crisis matters and how schools, parents, and communities can help improve reading skills.
Teachers demand a ₱50,000 monthly salary on Labor Day, petitioning Malacañang to urgently address low wages, rising living costs, and the urgent need for fair pay in the Philippines education sector.
DepEd removes Antique school principal after a viral graduation gown controversy caught national attention. Discover what led to this decision and how DepEd ensures students’ rights are protected.
Teachers in the Philippines struggle to discipline students due to strict child protection policies. Learn why experts call for a review to support both teachers’ rights and student safety.
DTI donates laptops to DepEd to boost AI in education. This partnership empowers students and teachers with digital tools, supporting smarter learning and innovation in schools.
Graduation is supposed to be a proud moment. It’s a day when students finally receive the reward for all their …
The Civil Service Commission (CSC) warns government workers against liking or sharing political posts during the 2025 election campaign. Breaking this rule may lead to suspension or even dismissal.