From October 31 to November 3, 2024, Filipinos have a long weekend to observe All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day. Memorandum Circular No. 67 grants a half-day on October 31 for government offices and schools, giving families time to honor loved ones and travel. This holiday encourages both tradition and local tourism, making it a meaningful break for reflection and family connection.
DepEd is tackling class suspensions from recent typhoons by planning make-up classes and blended learning options. These measures aim to help students catch up on missed days and prevent learning loss.
The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has approved the early release of the year-end bonus and cash gift for government employees. Under the new Budget Circular 2024-3, eligible workers will receive a bonus equal to one month’s salary and a PHP 5,000 cash gift with their first November payroll. This change aims to boost employee morale, streamline payroll, and ensure timely payments just in time for the holiday season.
Starting January 2025, all licensed teachers in the Philippines must have CPD units to renew their PRC license. Find out how to earn yours now, including free options.
Due to Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (Trami), several areas have suspended classes on Thursday, October 24. This includes Metro Manila, Bicol, and more regions across the Philippines. Check the full list of affected locations and stay informed with the latest updates from local authorities.
Memorandum Circular No. 67, s. 2024 announces a half-day suspension of classes and government work starting at 12:00 p.m. on October 31, 2024. This allows employees to observe All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day and encourages domestic travel. Essential services will remain operational.
Classes in several areas, including Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna, and parts of Metro Manila, have been suspended on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, due to Tropical Storm Kristine. Schools in affected regions will either close or shift to online learning to ensure student safety.
Classes have been suspended in several areas for Tuesday, October 22, due to Tropical Depression Kristine. Schools in regions such as Albay, Bohol, and Northern Samar will remain closed as a safety measure. Stay tuned for updates as more local governments announce suspensions.
The viral “Pangalan” vs. “Pangngalan” debate highlights a key difference in Filipino grammar. “Pangalan” means “name,” while “Pangngalan” correctly translates to “noun.” This article clears up the confusion and explains why the teacher was right.
The new Matatag curriculum introduced by DepEd aims to reduce the workload of public school students by limiting overlapping assignments and performance tasks. Through better teacher coordination and a phased approach to curriculum revision, students can focus more on learning and less on being overwhelmed.