Critics are worried that the massive budget would either fall prey to corruption or not be enough to tackle long-standing problems.

In 2013, Teresita Yujuico, ’02 (AXP-1), was inspecting forested land that she leases in the Philippines’ Zambales province, about 150 miles northwest of Manila. On a trail, she encountered a man in ...

The widespread availability of technology and devices has become an inevitable part of the way we live and work. Using technology is already second nature to today’s young people, and many schools ...

Several initiatives could lead to an overhaul of the Philippine education sector under the government of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. First, legislators have already convened the Second ...

The approved P961.3-billion budget for 2026 for the Department of Education will be used to boost the quality of education in the country, according to DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara. In his Facebook ...

Senator Erwin Tulfo on Sunday announced that he filed Senate Bill No. 1625, titled the West Philippine Sea Education Act, ...

The Marcos administration wants to make major changes to an education system that is still recovering from the closures of the COVID-19 pandemic. Out of the country's 327,000-odd school buildings, ...

While the Philippines has had robust economic growth since 2010, even despite a weak global economy, it has had little progress in reducing income poverty. Recognising that some segments of society ...

The country’s education system shows strain across many stages of learning, starting from early childhood and stretching through college. Yet, it remains one of the least supported areas in public ...

LANGUAGE educators are aware of the four macro skills they need to teach students: listening, speaking, reading and writing. In modern times, particularly in the advent of computers, two more skills ...