Brigada Eskwela 2026: Voluntary Participation Emphasized
DepEd underscores voluntarism in Brigada Eskwela 2026-2027, focusing on bayanihan, simplified activities, and no compulsory donations for parents and stakeholders.
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School Opening Brings Hope and Challenges
As classes resume on May 8, 2026, Brigada Eskwela showcases community effort, but traffic and financial burdens remain major concerns for families.
DepEd Central Luzon Gears Up for 2.85M Students on June 8
DepEd Central Luzon expects nearly 2.85 million students for School Year 2026-2027, with preparations underway under Oplan Balik Eskwela 2026 despite resource shortages.
Iloilo City gives free school supplies to 74,000 learners
Iloilo City will distribute free school supplies to more than 74,000 learners from Kindergarten to Grade 12, funded by the Special Education Fund and supplemental budget.
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Literacy Crisis in Philippines Worsens from Neglect
The latest literacy assessment results reveal a deepening crisis in Philippine public education due to chronic underfunding, shortages, and teacher overwork, according to ACT chairperson Ruby Bernardo.
Junior Journos Master Feature Writing at SunStar Workshop
Nearly 50 aspiring journalists joined SunStar's Junior Journo program to learn feature writing from Lifestyle editor Jewil Tabiolo, gaining insights into storytelling and structure.
Brigade Backs Sulads Education Programs in Sulu
The 1103rd Infantry Brigade reaffirms support for Sulads volunteers, presenting education programs for school year 2026 in five learning centers across Sulu's first district.
CDC Chief: Character Key to Success Beyond Classroom
Clark Development Corporation President Agnes Devanadera tells Philippine Science High School students that integrity and discipline, not just academic awards, define long-term success.
Iloilo City, DepEd Sign MOA for New Classroom Buildings
Iloilo City Mayor Raisa Treñas signs MOA with DepEd for new classroom buildings to address shortage, eliminate shifting schedules, and improve education quality.
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Lapu-Lapu City Approves Educational Assistance Program
Lapu-Lapu City government approved an ordinance establishing the Educational Assistance for Higher Education Program, providing financial aid to poor but deserving college students.
DepEd Highlights Foundational Learning Reforms at EWF 2026
The Department of Education showcased Philippine reforms in foundational learning at the 2026 Education World Forum in London, receiving commendations for education financing and regional cooperation.
Marcos: Education is Every Filipino's Right
President Marcos tells scholars education is a right, not a privilege. 55 students in Obando to receive PHP20,000 each under the Socio-Civic Projects Fund.
Davao Council OKs School Stay on DPWH Land Amid Relocation Row
The Davao City Council approved a temporary occupancy for Sta. Ana National High School on DPWH property for 2026-2027, as relocation issues for 2,000 students remain unresolved.
Angeles City Youth, IPs to Benefit from Expanded Educational Aid
President Marcos Jr. launches 'Bawat Bayan Makikinabang' Program in Clark, expanding educational assistance and community support for youth and Indigenous Peoples in Angeles City.
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DepEd Trimester System: Pros and Cons for Students
DepEd implements a trimester system for public schools starting June 2026. While it maximizes learning time, it also brings challenges like accelerated pace and increased stress.
Davao City to Launch School Feeding Program Project Alaga
Davao City plans to pilot Project Alaga, a school-based feeding program providing hot lunches, with a hybrid kitchen model and P20M initial fund.
DICT Turns Over Bayanihan SIM Cards to Pampanga Students
DICT Region 3 turned over Bayanihan SIM cards to Pampanga Governor Pineda. Each SIM has 25GB monthly data for online learning, research, and communication for indigent students.
Cebu City Ordinance Proposes P15K Aid for Board Exam Takers
Councilor Alvin Arcilla files an ordinance providing up to P15,000 financial assistance to Cebu City graduates who cannot afford licensure exam expenses, aiming to help them become licensed professionals.
March 2026 LET: Over 63K Teachers Pass Exam
More than 63,000 teachers passed the March 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers, with elementary and secondary pass rates of 56% and 73% respectively.
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Cebu City College Satellite Campuses in Mountain Barangays
Cebu City Council establishes Cebu City College with satellite campuses in mountain barangays to address geographic and financial barriers for students.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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