Fact Check wRap: Fake quotes and false claims this August
Watch this video by researcher-writer Lourence Marcellana to separate truth from fiction
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COA cleared DepEd over P75-M confidential funds issue – Sara Duterte’s defense
COA state auditor Xylene del Campo confirms that the Commission on Audit has cleared the Department of Education over its P75 million in confidential funds during the 14th day of Duterte’s impeachment trial
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Is Sara’s confi funds officer Superman? Prosecution flags nationwide disbursements on same day
If the acknowledgment receipts were truthful, how could Vice President Sara Duterte’s special disbursing officer have handed out confidential funds in different parts of the Philippines on a single day?
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Teachers can now use poll service credits ‘at any time’
The service credits that teachers earn for their duties during elections will no longer expire
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‘Funny’ names in confidential funds receipts not issue for COA – Sara Duterte’s defense
The defense also points out that the Commission on Audit did not mind that the funds were spent in different places on the same day
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[OPINION] More than access, what Indigenous Peoples Education has taught DepEd
IPEd is not simply inserting Indigenous content into existing lessons. It recognizes elders, culture bearers, Indigenous knowledge holders, community history, ancestral domain, and community life as integral to learning.
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DepEd asks for P976-billion budget for 2027
The proposed Department of Education budget is 13.55% of the P7.2-trillion national budget that the Marcos administration is seeking for 2027
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DepEd asks for P976-B budget for 2027 | The wRap
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world: The Department of Education asks
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SPECIAL COVERAGE: Impeachment trial of Sara Duterte
Rappler brings live updates, analysis, and commentary from reporters and experts as the historic impeachment trial unfolds
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5 students among dead in Baguio landslide
‘We ask the entire education community to join us in keeping the families, the victims, and the Cordillera region in our prayers,’ the Department of Education says
