Student Voices: Education vs Survival in Talisay

A student from Talisay City National High School highlights the struggle of classmates forced to choose between school and work due to poverty, citing alarming data on out-of-school children and child labor in the area.

Tesda Free Assessments for 260,000 SHS-TVL Graduates

The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) will provide free assessments to more than 260,000 graduating senior high school students in the technical-vocational-livelihood track, enabling them to earn National Certificates and boost

Cebu City Retired Teachers to Aid Literacy Crisis

Cebu City Council approves a resolution mobilizing senior citizens, especially retired teachers, to conduct free reading classes for Grades 1 and 3 pupils every Saturday in barangays, addressing high rates of struggling readers.

1,954 Pass March 2026 Physicians Licensure Exam

The Professional Regulation Commission announces 1,954 out of 2,781 examinees passed the March 2026 Physicians Licensure Examination, achieving a 70.41% passing rate. Initial registration for certificates begins April 22.

DILG Boosts Police Presence in Schools for Safety

The Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) has announced a reinforced police presence in schools during school hours to ensure security for students and parents, part of efforts to reduce crime and improve public safety.

Davao City Opens Scholarship Applications for 2026-2027

The Davao City Government has launched applications for its Educational Benefit System Unit scholarship program, offering financial aid to students in priority fields like education, IT, and health for the upcoming academic year.

Sulu State College Becomes University, Enhancing BARMM Education

Sulu State College has officially become Sulu State University through Republic Act No. 12296, marking a milestone for higher education in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. The conversion promises expanded academic programs and research

School Haircut Policy Sparks Parenting Discipline Debate

A viral story about a student barred from a Moving Up ceremony over a haircut violation has ignited discussions about parental responsibility, school rules, and teaching accountability. This article examines whether tolerance for rule-breaking undermines

Free Tuition Insufficient, Students Demand More Aid

Students in Cebu report that free tuition policies are helpful but insufficient, citing other expenses like books and living costs. They urge the government to add support such as allowances and mental health programs to ensure degree completion.

BYC Awards P1M Research Grants to Youth for Policy Studies

The Bangsamoro Youth Commission has granted P1 million to five young researchers under its Ideation Impact Challenge 2026. The funding supports studies on education, youth development, governance, and digital engagement in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region

Korean CEO Sponsors Student School Project in Cebu

Sir Yongsoo Samuel Cho, Area Commander for South Korea of the Order of the Knights of Rizal and CEO of HQ Company Special Energy, donated 100,000 pesos as Diamond Sponsor to a student initiative at PAREF Springdale School in Cebu, supporting youth leaders

CEAP and CBCP-ECCE on DepEd's Three-Term Calendar Plan

The Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines and CBCP Episcopal Commission on Catholic Education acknowledge DepEd's three-term academic calendar proposal for SY 2026-2027, emphasizing the need for systemic readiness and careful transitions.

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