DepEd asks suppliers to provide only higher-quality laptops The Department of Education (DepEd) urged potential suppliers to offer only higher-quality laptops that would benefit teachers and learners instead of focusing on branding. DepEd Undersecretary Kris Ablan made this appeal during the department’s Computerization Program forum.… Read More »DepEd asks suppliers to provide only higher-quality laptops
Group supports expanding teachers positions The Teachers’ Dignity Coalition supports House Bill 1580 authored by Representatives Jude Acidre and Ferdinand Martin Romualdez and House Bill 3554 sponsored by Rep. Ralph Recto. The bill seek to provide a wider range of positions for public school teachers… Read More »Group supports expanding teachers positions
Senators approve realignment of DepEd’s Intel Fund Senators okays re-alignment of P150 million intelligence fund of the Department of Education for 2023. Sen. Juan Edgardo Angara said among the committee amendments they made is the re-alignment of around P153 million confidential fund of several agencies… Read More »Senators approve realignment of DepEd’s Intel Fund
Top 5 sure honest reasons why payslip is very important to teachers In DepEd, payslip is very important to teachers. This is one of the most important things they need every month aside from their salary. This thin sheet of paper matters a lot to… Read More »Top 5 sure honest reasons why payslip is very important to teachers
Lawmaker pushes constitution to be taught in high school Senator Jose “Jinggoy” Estrada filed a bill that seeks to include the teaching of the 1987 Philippine Constitution in the secondary education curriculum. Senate Bill 1443 or the proposed Mandatory Constitutional Act aims to develop a… Read More »Lawmaker pushes constitution to be taught in high school
Senator files Parent-Teacher and Community Associations bill Senator Risa Hontiveros filed a bill that seeks to institutionalize and enhance the role of Parent-Teacher and Community Associations in promoting the welfare of children. Senate Bill 1400 or the proposed Parent-Teacher and Community Association Act aims to… Read More »Senator files Parent-Teacher and Community Associations bill
Teachers cry for salary increase amid economic crisis Hundreds of public school teachers staged a noise barrage along Quezon Avenue in Quezon City on Sunday to ask an increase in their salaries amid the worsening economic crisis. The teachers called for an immediate salary hike… Read More »Teachers cry for salary increase amid economic crisis
Where did DepEd spend 2022 SPED budget? – Guanzon P3PWD Party-list Rep. Rowena Guanzon wants the Department of Education (DepEd) to explain where it spent its budget on special education or SPED programs for 2022. Guanzon claimed on Twitter that DepEd “only spent 1.13 percent… Read More »Where did DepEd spend 2022 SPED budget? – Guanzon
Only 1.8 percent of public schools have free wifi – Gatchalian Senator Sherwin Gatchalian said only 1.8 percent of public schools have free wifi five years after the enactment of the Free Internet Access in Public Places Act. Gatchalian urged the Department of Information and… Read More »Only 1.8 percent of public schools have free wifi – Gatchalian
Teachers are waiting for DepEd’s quick but sure move on the GSIS refinement in 2023 Teachers are waiting for the GSIS refinement in the next year to come as VP Sara made sure she will take action. What does “refinement” signify? It means total heavy… Read More »Teachers are waiting for DepEd’s quick but sure move on the GSIS refinement in 2023