Private schools file appeal on ‘no permit, no exam’ Senate bill
The largest private school groups in the Philippines have issued an open letter to legislators appealing for the reconsideration of ...
Read moreThe largest private school groups in the Philippines have issued an open letter to legislators appealing for the reconsideration of ...
Read moreThe national government spends P53 billion this year for the tuition of underprivileged students “placed” in private high schools either ...
Read moreProhibiting the No Permit, No Exam policy will unfairly encourage parents to deprioritize the prompt payment of this obligation leaving ...
Read moreThe Department of Education on Monday said the mandatory daily face-to-face classes in all public schools will push through as ...
Read moreOver 70 private schools in Western Visayas have shut down as the new school year began this week, data released ...
Read moreAn advocacy group championing consumer rights urged the Department of Education to allow private schools the discretion, upon consultation with ...
Read moreIn a Resolution, House deputy majority leader and Rep. Alfred Vargas of Quezon City called for “urgent and decisive” government ...
Read moreSenators Sonny Angara and Win Gatchalian said the law that would grant tax relief to private schools would help the ...
Read more"It’s a semblance of a return to the old days." The resumption of in-person or face-to-face grade school classes ...
Read moreThe Department of Education (DepEd) has confirmed that only 18 out of 20 private schools pushed through with the implementation ...
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