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MANILA, Philippines — The opening of classes will proceed in most schools across the country today even as some areas affected by the recent typhoon, monsoon rains and flooding, including Metro Manila, are asking for a week’s postponement.
MANILA, Philippines — The number of schools across the country that will postpone the opening of classes for the cleaning and rehabilitation of its campuses has decreased, Education Secretary Sonny Angara said Sunday.
Our children will once again fill the classrooms of about 60,000 schools all over the country to mark the beginning of school year 2024-2025. Coinciding with the start of the new school year, we also welcome the new Department of Education (DepEd) secretary, Sen. Sonny Angara, who has just assumed the position in July.
MANILA, Philippines — A senator questioned the bloated budget for flood control projects which still failed to curb the flooding in Metro Manila and nearby areas after Super Typhoon Carina.
MANILA, Philippines — A total of 738 public schools nationwide will have to postpone the scheduled opening of classes on Monday due to damage caused by Typhoon Carina and monsoon-induced rains and floods.
MANILA, Philippines — SBP elections, scheduled this August, will be postponed as it was recently decided to undertake a Constitutional Review with provisions in the 2006 charter requiring a revisit to determine relevance, practicability and timeliness.
MANILA, Philippines — A total of 738 public schools from four regions will push back the start of classes from July 29 to a later date due to the impact of Typhoon Carina (international name: Gaemi) and the southwest monsoon, according to the Department of Education.
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education has formalized the creation of new teaching positions to address bottlenecks in promoting public school teachers, finally implementing an executive order issued in 2022 that introduced the expanded career progression system.