House Bill 203 aims to raise the minimum wage of public school teachers in the Philippines to ₱50,000. This bold proposal could finally give educators the pay they deserve and improve the country’s education system.
DepEd reduces classroom observations to just one, giving teachers more flexibility and helping lower stress. Here’s what it means for you.
Teachers will still get free school supplies through MOOE, along with a ₱10,000 teaching allowance. This update supports teachers and lightens personal spending on classroom needs.
The pay-for-position scheme in the Department of Education (DepEd) has finally been exposed. On June 28, 2025, DepEd made a …
The Department of Education has launched free health services for students and teachers in public schools through the CLASS+ program. With medical checkups, lab tests, and counseling now available on campus, learning and teaching just got healthier.
Marcos calls teachers “the hardest working public servants in the whole of government,” promising K‑12 reform, classroom building, fair teacher pay, better evaluations, and skills training to lift Philippine education.
What is the One-Time Birth Certificate Submission? The one-time birth certificate submission means that parents or guardians will only need …
The Philippine government, under President Marcos, is distributing one million free SIM cards with 25GB monthly data to students and teachers in remote areas, aiming to improve digital education access.
Discover how the Department of Education’s initiative to reduce teachers’ paperwork by 57% is transforming the educational landscape, enhancing teaching quality, and improving student outcomes.
DepEd is exploring exit points in the K-12 curriculum, potentially allowing students to enter college after Grade 10 or 11. Learn about the proposed changes and their implications.