Who will get new laptops? Here’s how DepEd will decide
More than 200 MacBook Neo laptops are turned over to 10 public schools in Dagupan City on Monday, November 9
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Sulu gets over 3,000 new teaching positions amid shift to DepEd control
The Department of Education says it is ‘fast-tracking the deployment and appointment protocols to guarantee that salaries, benefits, and operational support continue without interruption’
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Salubong sa Sandaan: Miriam College marks 100 years with day-to-midnight festivities
The institution’s centennial celebrations bridged generations, honoring its trailblazers and inspiring the bright potential of its students.
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[In This Economy] Will Sara Duterte be good for business and the economy?
Until now, Sara Duterte has said little about her specific plans or vision for the country, as well as economic reforms and policies she might put in place in case she wins
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[Good Business] Rethinking enterprise as a force for good
The challenge is not simply to declare that business should be a force for good. It is to make that commitment visible in how capital is invested, people are treated, and growth is pursued.
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[Vantage Point] JAZA’s painful question: Why aren’t we winning?
The numbers explain why I found Jaime Zobel de Ayala’s speech before the Makati Business Club more unsettling than inspirational
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[Be The Good] Holding space through Civic Circles
This is how we show up for our readers, our partners, and the communities impacted by the stories we cover. We hope you can be part of it.
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Preventing school violence starts at home, but gov’t must step up
It’s not only empowering parents to participate in their children’s lives, but also ensuring that critical government programs are funded to prevent school violence
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‘3-in-1 teachers’: 2-day wellness break not enough to unplug
Even a government-mandated wellness break does little to stop teachers working around the clock — a seemingly endless cycle of grading, lesson planning, and caring for their families
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On Teachers’ Day, they still don’t hear what they want to hear from Marcos
Quezon City has good news for its public school teachers on Monday, October 5, but others are left wishing ‘sana all’
