DepEd will provide computers to 200 schools to help students prepare for the PISA exam. The plan includes computer training, improving skills in numeracy, literacy, and science, and creating practice tests to boost student performance.
The Marcos Jr. administration has promised to raise public school teachers’ salaries and benefits. This includes doubling the annual teaching allowance to ₱10,000 and adding a ₱7,000 medical allowance starting in 2025. Plans also cover career growth, mental health support, and better healthcare access to improve teachers’ well-being and the quality of education.
House of Representatives to prioritize better pay and more benefits for teachers. Speaker Romualdez assures full support, while new laws like the “Kabalikat sa Pagtuturo Law” aim to double teaching allowances. Read more about the education reforms ahead.
Vice President Sara Duterte shares a heartfelt message for World Teachers’ Day, honoring educators’ dedication and urging support for education. She calls for unity in addressing learning poverty to help every Filipino child reach their full potential.
A high school principal in Quezon City was arrested for allegedly committing lascivious acts against four Grade 10 students. The Department of Education (DepEd) quickly responded by appointing an Officer-in-Charge, launching an investigation, and providing psychological support to the affected students.
A Grade 1 student in Davao Oriental tragically died after a classroom accident. Althea Gaviola, 6, hit her head on a table after being pushed by a classmate. Despite immediate medical attention, she passed away days later. Her family seeks support during this difficult time.
The Department of Education (DepEd) enforces a six-hour daily teaching limit for public school teachers, offering compensation for any overload hours. However, educators express concerns about the policy’s impact, citing increased workloads and curriculum challenges. Learn more about how this policy affects teachers.
Teacher Marjorie Llanto tragically died from extreme stress after being publicly insulted by her principal. Her story highlights the dangers of workplace bullying and the urgent need for mental health support for teachers.
Teacher Mary Hazel Austria from El Nido National High School filed a formal complaint against her principal for daily public humiliation. The mistreatment, often in front of staff and students, deeply affected her, prompting her to speak out despite fears. Learn more about the incident and its impact.
The Teacher Education Council will redesign the curriculum by end of 2024, focusing on improving teacher quality and adapting to regional needs.