Category : Basic Education


Schools Suspend Classes for EDSA 40th Anniversary

Numerous schools across the Philippines have suspended classes on February 25 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, with many institutions encouraging participation in pilgrimage events.

House Panel OKs 3 Education Reform Bills for National Crisis

The House Committee on Basic Education and Culture has approved three key education reform bills aimed at tackling the country's worsening education crisis, including measures to accelerate classroom construction and restructure post-junior high school pa

Division Musabaqah Celebrates Islamic Learning Excellence

The Division Musabaqah at Apokon Elementary School showcased student talent in Quranic competitions, with winners advancing to the Regional Musabaqah 2026. The event emphasized inclusivity and cultural identity in education.

Bacolod Mayor Signs Classroom Deal with DepEd at Palace

Bacolod City Mayor Greg Gasataya signed a memorandum of agreement with the Department of Education at Malacañang Palace for constructing additional classrooms, part of a national program addressing a 144,758-classroom shortage.

CTU-Argao Awards DSWD 7 for Community Empowerment Efforts

Cebu Technological University-Argao Campus recognized DSWD 7 with the Catalyst for Community Empowerment Award during its 81st anniversary, celebrating their collaboration on the Tara, Basa! Tutoring Program to boost literacy and community service.

Enrollment Boom Strains Schools, Forces Asynchronous Classes

As student enrollment surges, educational institutions face severe infrastructure challenges, leading to widespread adoption of asynchronous learning. While offering flexibility, this setup raises concerns about delayed feedback and reduced productivity.

Marcos Lauds Teacher Promotion Law, 1,991 Advance

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. witnessed the oath-taking of 1,991 promoted public school teachers and school heads in Bulacan and Pampanga, citing the implementation of the Career Progression Act as a key reform for education.

HOPE Builds 25 Classrooms in 2025 for Filipino Students

HOPE, the Philippines' first certified B Corp, constructed 25 public-school classrooms in 2025, part of its mission to improve education access. Since 2012, it has built 167 classrooms, benefiting over 53,000 children nationwide.

DepEd's Trimester Proposal: Reform or Reshuffling?

The Department of Education's proposal to shift basic education to a trimester calendar for SY 2026-2027 promises longer learning time and reduced teacher workload, but raises questions about implementation and evidence.

DepEd Consults on Trimester System for Public Schools

The Department of Education is engaging teachers and stakeholders in consultations regarding a proposed shift from a quarter to a trimester system for K-12 public schools, aiming to improve academic time and reduce teacher workload.

Davao del Sur Launches Mass Deworming for Students

Hundreds of students gathered as Davao del Sur launched its annual mass deworming program, with ₱1.8 million allocated to provide tablets to public school students from elementary to senior high school, aiming to boost health and academic performance.

DepEd Grants 5-Day Wellness Leave to Teachers and Staff

The Department of Education announces a new five-day wellness leave for public school teachers and non-teaching personnel, aimed at supporting mental health and well-being. This initiative aligns with President Marcos Jr.'s directives and includes details

Aviation Academy, St. Benilde Partner for Pilot Training

Topflite Academy of Aviation and De La Salle University-College of Saint Benilde have signed an MOU to integrate flight training into academic programs, aiming to produce industry-ready aviation professionals starting 2026-2027.

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