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MANILA, Philippines — The administration will be better equipped to cushion the impact of rising prices, as well as to produce jobs, strengthen health care and boost infrastructure with its proposed P6.352-trillion national budget for next year, according to President Marcos.
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has instructed incoming Education Secretary Sonny Angara to reinforce the teaching of Philippine history in schools, which has been absent from the high school curriculum since the K to 12 curriculum was introduced in 2013.
Senator Loren Legarda today commended the appointment of Senator Sonny Angara as the new Education Secretary. She highlighted Angara's dedication and efficiency, emphasizing his commitment to addressing the needs and welfare of the Filipino youth.
MANILA, Philippines — Vice President and outgoing Education Secretary Sara Duterte was a no-show at the opening ceremony of the Palarong Pambansa 2024 held in Cebu City yesterday, even if the Department of Education (DepEd) is the primary government agency tasked to lead the event in partnership with the Cebu provincial government.
My heartfelt congratulations to Senator Juan Edgardo "Sonny" Angara on his well-deserved appointment as Secretary of the Department of Education. This significant role reflects his extensive experience and unwavering commitment to improving our nation's educational system.
Sen. Sonny Angara's appointment as the new Department of Education Secretary is truly an inspired choice.
Veteran Senator Sonny Angara is a good fit for the next Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary, according to fellow Senator Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr. According to reports, the President is considering Angara for the position.
MANILA, Philippines — Picking the next education secretary was harder than he thought, President Marcos said yesterday, so he is giving himself more time to find the “right person” for the job vacated last week by his Vice President.