CHED GE Curriculum Reframing Sparks Ideological Battle
The CHED proposal to reframe the General Education curriculum ignites a clash between employability and critical citizenship, affecting millions of students and teachers.
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Junior Journo Workshop Focuses on Ethical Reporting
Aspiring campus journalists deepened their understanding of responsible storytelling and ethical reporting at the second News Writing Workshop of the Junior Journo Program.
Curriculum Changes Threaten Filipino Humanity
The removal of Ethics, Understanding the Self, and Art Appreciation from the GEC sparks debate over the mechanization of Filipino man and the loss of holistic education.
High transport costs hinder Cebu upland students
Cebu City's high transport and school expenses challenge upland barangay students, as revealed in a council executive session. A P150 one-way fare burdens scholars, despite a P5,000 semester allowance.
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PH-Russia Scholarships Available, But Costs Block Students
A Philippine-Russian education exchange program offers scholarships for Filipino students to study in Russia, but financial constraints on airfare and living expenses prevent many from enrolling.
DepEd-Davao Bans Mobile Devices During Class Hours
DepEd-Davao enforces stricter rules on mobile device use during class hours under new guidelines to promote a focused learning environment, with progressive discipline for students and penalties for staff.
Student Alliance Warns GE Reforms May Widen Inequality
The Student Council Alliance of the Philippines warns that proposed GE curriculum cuts from 36 to 18-21 units may deepen inequality and erode academic depth.
DepEd-Davao Confirms Three-Term School Calendar
DepEd-Davao announced that the school year 2026-2027 will start on June 8, 2026, implementing a three-term calendar to enhance learning continuity and reduce disruptions.
Negros Occidental Gov't Gives P1.65M to 550 College Students
Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson led the distribution of P1.65 million in financial aid to 550 college students at Catholic Ming Yuan College in Murcia on May 5, 2026.
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Filipinos face energy deficiency as food waste rises
DOST-FNRI reports 73% of children and 80% of adults lack energy intake, while household plate waste surged 69% to 130g daily in 2023.
High transport costs hinder Cebu mountain students
Students in Cebu City's mountain barangays face daily transport costs of up to P300, far exceeding the P1,000 monthly allowance, prompting calls for increased support.
UP Mindanao Launches Medical School to Tackle Doctor Shortage
UP Mindanao opens School of Medicine for AY 2026-2027 with 35 slots, return service agreement, and scholarships to address physician shortage in Mindanao.
Ched-Davao Merit Scholarship Applications Now Open
The Commission on Higher Education-Davao is accepting applications for its merit-based Bagong Pilipinas Merit Scholarship Program for AY 2026-2027, targeting top high school graduates.
Mandaue Offers 150 Scholarships, Over 900 Apply
Mandaue City Government announces 150 scholarship slots for 2026 despite over 900 applicants, citing limited funds and merit-based selection.
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Philippines Debates Social Media Ban for Minors
A proposed ban on minors using social media in the Philippines sparks debate over unintended consequences, digital literacy, and youth rights to information.
Junior Journo Workshop Boosts Ethical Reporting in Cebu
Student journalists from various schools attended the second News Writing Workshop of the Junior Journo Program in Cebu, focusing on ethical reporting, responsible storytelling, and strengthening news writing skills.
CHED's 100% Online Classes: Relief or Struggle?
CHED's approval of 100% online classes amid oil crisis sparks mixed reactions. Some students welcome savings, others miss face-to-face learning, calling for hybrid options.
DepEd Subsidies for 2.4M Private School Students Continue
DepEd will provide subsidies to over 2.4 million underprivileged learners in private schools under the E-GASTPE program for SY 2026-2027, targeting 990K junior high and 1.47M senior high students.
3,769 Pass April 2026 REE Licensure Exam
The PRC announces that 3,769 out of 6,556 examinees passed the April 2026 Registered Electrical Engineers Licensure Exam. Topnotcher is John Veluz Labrador from UP Diliman with 94.25%.
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GCash, Ayala Foundation Partner for Women in Tech
GCash and Ayala Foundation formalize partnership for U-GO Scholar Grant Program, supporting 100 young Filipino women pursuing tech degrees with financial aid, mentorship, and career exposure.
Iloilo City Graduates Top Pharmacists Licensure Exam
Two graduates from Iloilo City secured top spots in the April 2026 Pharmacists Licensure Examination, with a University of San Agustin alumnus ranking first nationwide.
Cebu Councilor Seeks Review of Scholarship for Mountain Students
Councilor Mikel Rama urges a review of Cebu City's scholarship program after rejecting a private school accreditation, aiming to balance legal compliance with student needs.
DepEd Trisem Calendar Criticized for Unrealistic Schedule
Rep. Antonio Tinio criticizes DepEd's proposed three-semester calendar, citing unrealistic 10-day end-of-term blocks that overload teachers and reduce learning time.
Teachers' Pandemic Struggle in Education
Filipino teachers share their challenges during COVID-19, from remote teaching to module printing, highlighting resilience and dedication in ensuring education continues.
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DepEd Releases 2026-2027 School Calendar with Three Semesters
The Department of Education has unveiled the official school calendar for SY 2026-2027, introducing a three-semester system to enhance teaching and address learning gaps, running from June 8, 2026, to April 8, 2027.
PRC Names Topnotcher for March 2026 Physicians Licensure Exam
The Professional Regulation Commission has officially announced Erwin Ken A. Parchaso from Lyceum-Northwestern University as the top performer in the March 2026 Physicians Licensure Examination, with a 70.26% passing rate.
901 Pass Midwifery Exam; CamSur Graduate is Topnotcher
The Professional Regulation Commission announces 901 out of 2,124 examinees passed the April 2026 Midwives Licensure Examination, with a 42.42% passing rate. Roi Zedrick Follosco Belen from Camarines Sur Polytechnic College leads the top 10 passers.
Lawmakers Grill DepEd Over Three-Term Calendar Gaps
House committee questions DepEd's readiness for the 2026-2027 three-term calendar, citing insufficient buffer days, confusing learning targets, and a shortfall in instructional days.
Dr. Erwin Ken Parchaso: From 'Name Withheld' to PLE Topnotcher
Dr. Erwin Ken Parchaso, once listed as 'Name Withheld' in exam results, has triumphed as the topnotcher in the March 2026 Physicians Licensure Examination after over a decade of perseverance and personal challenges.
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Teachers Question DepEd Over Trimestral Shift Consultation
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers criticizes the Department of Education for allegedly failing to consult educators on the planned trimestral school calendar shift for SY 2026-2027, citing potential burdens.
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