Clean water flows at a school in Negros Occidental thanks to solar power
Kids at Damutan Elementary School in Hinobaan once brought their own water in 1.5-liter bottles for handwashing. That has changed.
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This Puerto Princesa community rethinks plastic waste, builds a classroom out of it
About 45 minutes from Puerto Princesa City proper, a small off-grid community in Barangay Bacungan is proving that sustainability begins with people
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Quezon City eyes solar power for more public buildings after 25 schools
‘The school solarization program is a key driver of local climate action,’ Quezon City Engineer Dale Perral says
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What removal of mandatory ‘spiral progression’ means for K to 12 program
A new amendment to the Enhanced Basic Education Act essentially grants the Department of Education freedom from a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to teaching
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Technology can’t replace some things: Why UP Law bans AI from freshman classes
The UP College of Law notes ‘a considerable decline in the quality of reasoning and argumentation coinciding with the regular use of AI by students for case briefing, answering simple queries during class, and research’
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Sandro Marcos: Dutertes sought key posts in exchange for endorsement | The wRap
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world: House Majority Leader Sandro Marcos
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Nearly 4,000 classrooms damaged due to Maymay, southwest monsoon
The Department of Education says it would need around P115 million to repair classrooms with minor damage alone
