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The League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP) is supporting the implementation of the K-to-12 program of the national government, which adds two more years to secondary education. In a statement, which was initially signed by 11…
Up in the mountains of Lake Sebu of South Cotabato, a 62-year-old widow lovingly tends and nurtures T’Boli families to help them grow into self-reliant communities. Anita Castillon, or “Nanay Anit” to many, is a small woman…
The suggestion to implement color-coding or number-coding for vehicles plying the streets of Mandaue and Cebu cities to solve the traffic mess is blaming the victim. The simultaneous and sudden repair and widening of roads without any…
A crowdfunding campaign has raised over P220,000 to help 9-year-old Daniel Cabrera achieve his dreams. Daniel, who was photographed by a passerby who saw the boy doing his homework under the light of a McDonald’s parking lot,…
Gov turns over classrooms, covered courts, P15K cash to town execs FIVE new classrooms and two covered courts were inaugurated yesterday in Samboan town, south Cebu. Cash assistance of P15,000 was also handed out to 14 barangay…
Parents mixed over additional two years of school next year Jozasana Gallego is scheduled to graduate from a private school in Cebu City two years from now. But if the K-to-12 program takes effect next year, then…
The El Niño heat wave and the number of classrooms available may be primary concerns this school opening but the K-to-12 program looks to be the permanent education issue that Filipinos can ill-afford to ignore. Militant youth…
More than half a million students in Central Visayas are expected to attend today’s school opening. Regional Director Juliet Jeruta of the Department of Education (DepEd) said classes in public schools starts today, June 1, following two…
Over a thousand scholars chose to study at the Asian College of Technology International Educational Foundation, Inc. (ACTIEF) despite the ongoing dispute between the school and Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama over unpaid scholarship vouchers. ACTIEF lawyer…
He was a construction worker and he flunked a subject once. But Chris Ian Gargar is not ashamed to admit these. Gargar, a topnotcher in the recent Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), said failing a subject in…
He visited five churches before the exam, and prayed one Hail Mary for every answer he was not sure of. John Lester Lastimosa was elated to find his name in the list of topnotchers of the CPA…
Clarence Pesodas first came to the United States in the early 2000s to teach at the senior high school level, that is Grades 11 and 12, at a public high school in downtown New York City. She…
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