The Philippines sees rising developmental disability diagnoses among youth, highlighting gaps in private school SPED regulation. Without stronger oversight, disparities threaten learning outcomes for children with disabilities.
The Davao City Special Needs Intervention Center for Children has served 1,200 children since opening in 2025, with 80% having Autism Spectrum Disorder. The center provides free therapy and education services for indigent children aged 0-6.
Davao City Police Office reveals bomb threats in schools frequently coincide with exam schedules, with students often responsible. Recent hoaxes at Cabantian National High School and Assumption College prompted warnings about serious legal consequences.
Dr. Jorel Franco Antone Tangpuz shares his journey of excelling in both nursing and medical licensure exams, emphasizing discipline, balance, and patient care.
Pampanga State Agricultural University will establish its first campus in San Luis, Pampanga, announced by Rep. Anna York Bondoc after a site inspection with local officials.
Erlindo S. Ardino Jr., a 25-year-old Benedicto College graduate, achieved 10th place in the September 2025 Licensure Examination for Teachers despite pandemic setbacks, inspiring future educators.
The PBBM Gabay ng Bayan Program was successfully launched at Ilocos Norte Centennial Arena, offering scholarships and vocational opportunities for students.
Frederick Wilhelm Kesner, an 18-year-old student from Cebu City National Science High School, has been honored as one of the Ten Most Outstanding Scouts of the Philippines, bringing pride to his school and Cebu.
The Philippine education system requires comprehensive reforms addressing curriculum updates, teacher development, infrastructure improvements, and accessibility to build an equitable system that empowers citizens and drives national development.
Davao del Sur State College recognized 265 newly licensed teachers, including Top 6 national placer Johanna C. Sepe, during a ceremony attended by Governor Yvonne Roña Cagas.
The tragic death of Teacher Agnes Buenaflor during a classroom observation has ignited urgent calls for systemic reforms in teacher evaluation practices and welfare support across Philippine schools.
Vice Governor Dennis Pineda inaugurated a new two-storey classroom building at Pandacaqui Resettlement Elementary School in Mexico, Pampanga, to address overcrowding and improve education quality.
The Pineda family initiates a six-month feeding program in San Fernando, Pampanga, targeting 10,000 undernourished students to improve health and school performance.
Parañaque Rep. Brian Raymund Yamsuan files HB 5240 to establish a free online tele-counseling program for public school students, addressing bullying and mental health gaps.
A parent shares their family's experience with autism diagnosis and therapy, highlighting Autism Consciousness Week in the Philippines and the importance of acceptance and support.
Eduardo Saplala, an 81-year-old Aeta from Porac, Pampanga, graduates from the Alternative Learning System alongside 2,934 others, highlighting education's power to transform lives.
Senator Bam Aquino calls for specific, heavier penalties against individuals and private schools defrauding the Senior High School voucher program, aiming to protect public education funds.
The House Committee on Poverty Alleviation, led by Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, convened in Pampanga to assess DepEd's School-Based Feeding Program, which is fully implemented nationwide with 96 central kitchens.
ML Cares Foundation completes new perimeter fence for Vitali High School, damaged in the 2024 Zamboanga floods, ensuring student safety and a secure learning environment. Read how corporate aid aids community recovery.
A new report reveals a silent education crisis in the Philippines, with millions of young children lacking essential learning tools at home. Discover the alarming data and its long-term impact.
Over 70 Labogon National High School personnel attended a mid-year training focusing on socio-emotional learning, digital innovation, and inclusive education strategies for diverse classrooms.
A new report reveals less than half of Filipino homes have kids' books or educational toys, creating a 'silent crisis' in early brain development in Central Visayas. Discover the data and what it means for the region's future.
Fifty students from Davao City embark on a two-year English Access Micro-scholarship Program, funded by the US Embassy, to build language skills and global leadership.
DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara provides a laptop to a Grade 7 student with a disability in Davao Oriental, reinforcing the department's commitment to inclusive and accessible education for all Filipino learners.
Dallas Del Mar of Abellana National School shares her story of overcoming isolation and academic pressure through faith and resilience. Discover how she transformed challenges into strength.
ACT-Davao urges the government to release the unpaid balance of the 2025 Service Recognition Incentive. Teachers received only partial payment, violating DBM's deadline. The group also criticizes fund veto affecting thousands of workers.
DepEd TV is back in Pampanga, Bulacan, Bataan & Nueva Ecija, offering 16 hours of K-12 lessons daily. A key move for education continuity during disasters. Learn how to access it.
The 2026 national budget allocates a historic P67 billion for free tertiary education, covering 5.7 million students. Senator Bam Aquino hails it as a victory for Filipino families.
M Lhuillier's ML Cares Foundation equips four South Cotabato schools with computers, supplies, and feeding programs, breaking down barriers to education. See the transformation.
A 2026 reflection on teacher burnout, emotional labor, and the struggle for balance in Filipino schools. Learn why sustainable teaching matters for educators' well-being.