Senator Tulfo wants to ban school contributions, but many schools rely on PTA voluntary contributions for urgent needs. Are we risking more harm than good? Learn how these donations truly impact students, and why banning them without better government support may backfire.
Discover must-watch Filipino films for Buwan ng Wika that highlight our history, culture, and the beauty of our language.
A Growing Problem in the Philippine Education System It’s not just the new or lower-ranked teachers who are leaving the …
Teachers, don’t wait for a health scare to take a break. This real-life story reminds us that rest is vital for both your health and your students’ success.
I share the story that swept social media: a teacher’s 20-year fight in DepEd career progression, full of lessons and practical tips for every educator.
A new law aims to lower the mandatory retirement age for DepEd personnel from 65 to 60, opening doors for younger teachers, boosting education quality, and giving veteran staff more time to enjoy life.
Learn how the proposed ₱50,000 minimum salary for Philippine public school teachers could close the living-wage gap, fight inflation, and retain talent.
DepEd hiring corruption hurts qualified teachers and students. Discover how pay-to-play fees and favoritism undermine our schools—and learn practical steps to restore a fair, merit-based hiring process.
Teachers urge Marcos to visit public schools unannounced to see flooded, overcrowded rooms, broken facilities, and no digital tools—and remind him that overtime pay, guaranteed since 1966, remains unpaid while the education budget falls below its constitutional priority.
Senate Bill No. 74 proposes to double the monthly PERA allowance for all government workers from ₱2,000 to ₱4,000. This extra ₱2,000 each month aims to help teachers, nurses, clerks, and other public servants cover rising costs for food, transport, and bills. If the bill becomes law, the new rate would take effect 30 days after the President’s signature.