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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‘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’
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DepEd told to speed up hiring of thousands of teachers
Under the 2027 National Expenditure Program, over P31 billion is earmarked for the hiring of new school personnel, including thousands of unfilled teaching positions
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Groups after SONA 2026: What’s the plan for teachers’ salary?
Teachers’ groups express disappointment as President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s fifth State of the Nation Address leaves out higher wages and reduced administrative workload for them
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Laptops vs lapel mics: Teachers’ groups hit Marcos’ unfulfilled SONA promise
More than a year since President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s promise in his 2025 SONA, the Department of Education says the procurement process for over 250,000 laptops for teachers is almost complete
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Kapunan calls VP Sara’s confidential funds a ‘scam’ | The wRap
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world: Private prosecution lawyer Lorna Kapunan
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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
