Lapu-Lapu City Suspends Classes Due to Extreme Heat
Lapu-Lapu City schools halt in-person learning as scorching temperatures continue. Get the latest updates on class suspensions and safety measures.
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Tino's River Lesson: Butuan's Environmental Wake-Up Call
Discover how a simple river lesson from Tino sparked environmental awareness and the urgent need to save Butuan's polluted Vallena River from ecological collapse.
Mabalacat Honors Top Students with Cash Gifts
Outstanding students from Mabalacat City's public schools receive cash gifts from the local government in recognition of their academic excellence during the 2023-2024 school year.
Typhoon Tino: 90 Dead in Philippines Disaster
Typhoon Tino leaves devastating trail across Philippines with nearly 90 confirmed fatalities. Emergency teams battle floods and landslides in massive rescue efforts.
Pampanga Expands Free Quality Education Access
Thousands of additional students in Pampanga will benefit from free quality education as local government expands educational funding and support programs across the province.
Bohol Teen's Makeup Passion Leads to Academic Success
Discover how a young Boholana transformed her love for cosmetics into a pathway toward educational achievement and personal empowerment.
More Doors, More Dreams: Sports Pathways in Davao
Discover how sports create life-changing opportunities for Davao's youth through education, character building, and career pathways beyond the playing field.
Jonalyn's Academic Triumph in Cebu Inspires Many
Discover the inspiring journey of Jonalyn, a determined student from Cebu who overcame challenges to achieve academic success and become a beacon of hope for her community.
Jonalyn's Academic Triumph: Cebu Student Inspires Community
Discover the inspiring journey of Jonalyn, a remarkable student from Cebu who overcame challenges to achieve outstanding academic success and become a beacon of hope for her community.
Zamboanga City Implements Waste Segregation in Business District
Zamboanga City implements mandatory waste segregation in Paseo del Mar business area with color-coded bins and penalties for violators to combat pollution and promote sustainability.
SunStar Bans Content Looting Across Philippine Media Network
SunStar Publishing Inc. reinforces ethical standards with strict anti-looting policy across its media network, ensuring content integrity and protecting intellectual property rights.
Russia Slams US Over Caribbean Military Operations
Moscow delivers sharp condemnation of American military tactics in Caribbean waters, accusing Washington of disproportionate force and destabilizing regional security.
How Global Helplessness Shapes International Policy
An insightful analysis of how nations worldwide are responding to complex global challenges, from environmental crises to geopolitical tensions, and why helplessness often becomes policy.
Pampanga Mother Champions Autism Inclusion
Discover how an Angels City mother is leading the charge for autism acceptance and specialized support services in Pampanga schools and communities.
APEC Leaders Adopt Historic Cooperation Declaration
Asia-Pacific leaders unite in groundbreaking declaration to strengthen regional cooperation, addressing economic resilience and sustainable development across member economies.
Cebu Quake Halts Classes, Digital Divide Returns
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake forces Cebu schools to suspend in-person classes, exposing the return of digital inequality as education moves online. Discover how the natural disaster highlights persistent technological gaps in Philippine education.
January Duterte gives school vehicles to 9 Davao barangays
Nine Davao barangays receive new school service vehicles from Liga ng mga Barangay President January Duterte, enhancing educational transportation for local communities.
Cebu Calls for Safer Classroom Construction Standards
Cebu educators and engineers demand higher construction standards for schools following recent seismic events. Learn why safer classrooms are essential for student protection.
Philippines Promises Digital Policy Shifts to Global CEOs
The Philippines announces major digital policy reforms to attract global investors and position itself as a premier investment hub in the digital economy era.
Mandaue City Unveils Healthcare and Education Expansion
Mandaue City Mayor Junjie Ouano announces comprehensive development initiatives focusing on healthcare upgrades and educational support programs to enhance public services.
US Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates for Second Time
The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the second time this year, signaling economic concerns that could impact global markets and Filipino overseas workers.
Davao Teachers Await 2023 Performance Bonuses
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers in Davao demands transparency on delayed 2023 performance-based bonuses for educators, raising concerns about recognition and welfare.
FREE Seafarer Refresher Course in Tacloban
The National Maritime Polytechnic in Tacloban announces FREE refresher courses on Basic Safety and Social Responsibility for Filipino seafarers. Limited slots available!
Philippines Boosts Climate Resilience Through Science Collaboration
The Climate Change Commission pushes for enhanced science-based collaboration among government agencies, academic institutions, and local communities to build climate resilience across the Philippines.
Cebu Schools Resume Face-to-Face Classes After Pandemic
Educational institutions across Cebu Province have officially transitioned back to traditional classroom learning, marking a significant milestone in post-pandemic education recovery.
Cebu Revamps Reclamation Policy to Boost Investments
Cebu City is overhauling its reclamation policy to attract major investors while ensuring environmental protection and sustainable development. Learn how this strategic move could transform Cebu's economic landscape.
Philippines Champions Inclusive Growth as ASEAN Chair 2024
The Philippines takes center stage in ASEAN 2024, pushing for collaborative economic growth and inclusive development policies across Southeast Asian nations.
CESAFI Schools Resume In-Person Classes November 3
CESAFI member schools in Cebu have received official clearance to resume face-to-face classes starting November 3, 2023, marking a significant milestone for student-athletes and academic programs.
Escudero's Single National Budget Proposal Sparks Debate
Senator Francis Escudero's controversial plan to consolidate national and local budgets sparks intense debate about fiscal efficiency versus local autonomy in the Philippines.
Tarlac Community College Planned for New Clark City
Tarlac Province is planning to establish a new community college within New Clark City, expanding educational access and creating new opportunities for local students in Central Luzon.
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