Pampanga First District Representative Carmelo 'Pogi' Lazatin Jr. has filed House Bill No. 8878 to establish a science high school in Mabalacat City, aiming to boost STEM education and global competitiveness.
The Cebu City Council's 8-7 vote to reject the ACTIEF Pit-os scholarship proposal has sparked debate over legal concerns, conflict-of-interest rules, and the impact on students. We analyze the facts and implications.
ERWIN Ken Angcual Parchaso, March 2026 Physician Licensure Exam topnotcher, shares his emotional story of discovering the 'Name Withheld' entry he blamed for his failure was his own name, after 10 years and three attempts to become a licensed doctor.
In an exclusive interview, UP Cebu student leaders TJ Rapisora and Ellah Ebrada share insights on campus issues, youth activism, and their impact on broader societal change. Tune in live to hear their voices and advocacies.
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Mayor Nestor Archival calls on ACTIEF Pit-os Campus to resubmit its application for city scholarship inclusion after a close City Council vote rejected it due to missing documents and compliance issues, highlighting its strategic role for upland students.
Cebu's higher education institutions, including the University of Cebu and University of San Jose-Recoletos, are enhancing accessibility by maintaining affordable fees and offering expanded scholarship programs to support students financially.
Solid North Party-list Rep. Ching Bernos urges local governments to support college students lacking digital resources as higher education shifts fully online amid the Middle East tensions and oil crisis.
Davao Region secured third place overall in the elementary division at the 2026 National Schools Press Conference, with top performances across writing, broadcasting, and group events, while DepEd emphasized truth and accountability in journalism.
The absence of robust monitoring for private schools offering Special Education programs creates disparities in quality, increases costs for families, and undermines inclusive education goals in the Philippines.
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The third edition of SunStar's Junior Journo program kicked off at SM Seaside City Cebu, offering hands-on journalism training to over 40 participants. The five-month series focuses on ethical storytelling and digital media adaptation.
Students across universities are calling for adjustments to school schedules and campus facilities due to rising summer temperatures affecting health and productivity. Proposals include blended learning, better ventilation, and more shaded areas.
The University of Cebu and Dreamark TW are formalizing a partnership to send hospitality students for internships in Taiwan, offering accessible training with monthly allowances and financial support.
The Department of Education and Department of Public Works and Highways have signed an agreement to build 20,000 classrooms in 2026, aiming to address the 144,000-classroom shortage in the Philippines.
The Cebu City Council narrowly rejected a proposal to include ACTIEF-Pit-os Campus in its scholarship program, citing legal and ethical concerns, affecting hundreds of upland students.
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The Philippines' Department of Education introduces a three-term school calendar starting 2026-2027, reducing exams from four to three while maintaining school days. The reform aims to protect instructional time, minimize disruptions, and support teacher
Childlink Learning Center and High School recently staged their annual play, 'The Olympian Linker,' at Guang Ming Theater in Cebu City. The event, held for National Arts Month, featured performances from students and honored community partners.
Casino Plus, in partnership with Clark Development Corporation, has donated nearly ₱1 million to six public schools in Pampanga and Tarlac, supporting 5,250 learners through its CSR education initiative.
Several schools in Metro Manila have announced the suspension of face-to-face classes in response to a planned three-day transport strike starting April 15, 2026, affecting student and worker commutes.
The Cebu City Council has narrowly rejected a resolution to include ACTIEF Pit-os Campus in the city's scholarship program, citing legal and procedural concerns over potential conflicts of interest.
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The Department of Social Welfare and Development partners with Zamboanga Peninsula Polytechnic State University to launch a Cash-for-Work Program benefiting 185 graduate students, offering financial support and practical experience.
The Civil Service Commission and Bases Conversion and Development Authority have signed a 50-year agreement to establish a national training facility for public sector employees in New Clark City, featuring sustainable design and capacity-building program
Rizal Memorial Colleges School of Law students organized a community forum in Davao City, educating over 100 residents on consumer rights in the digital age with support from government agencies and local partners.
Rico Elao, a 22-year-old magna cum laude graduate from Cebu Technological University, achieved the highest score in the March 2026 Civil Engineering Licensure Examination with a 94.10 percent rating, tying for first place nationally.
In the turbulent 1980s Philippines, Fermin, a working student, faces setbacks but perseveres through poverty and political unrest to graduate, finding light in darkness alongside Emma, a fellow struggler.
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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.
Over 216,000 college students in the Philippines now balance work and studies, with poverty forcing them to prioritize survival over education, leading to academic and health struggles.
Rise for Education Davao warns that CHED's memo allowing full online learning in higher education ignores deep socio-economic inequalities, risking lower quality education and higher dropout rates.
The Rizal Memorial Colleges School of Law class of 2026 organizes an educational forum in Davao City to empower local consumers on digital finance, cybersecurity, and economic pressures.
Sofia Pablo, Jillian Ward, Carmelle Collado, Eliza Borromeo, Marco Masa, Lime Aranya, Brent Manalo, and Ralph De Leon demonstrate that education and entertainment can go hand in hand, achieving top honors and awards.
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Yasmien Kurdi and husband Rey Soldevilla have formally filed a complaint with the Department of Education regarding their daughter's alleged bullying case, criticizing the school's response system.
