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Sen. JV Ejercito is pushing a P10,000 across-the-board increase in the monthly basic salary of all public elementary and secondary school teachers.
Cebu teacher Zenith Enriquez may face administrative and criminal charges over a social media comment suggesting violence against PCO Undersecretary Claire…
DepEd expands access to global scholarships and exchange programs for Filipino public school teachers, offering centralized information on international…
Three Communist Terrorist Group members accused of murdering a public school teacher in Palanas, Masbate, were arrested in successive manhunt operations from…
President Marcos Jr. witnessed the oath-taking of 2,915 newly promoted public school teachers and leaders under the Career Progression for Public School…
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno announces P155.04 million in allowances and subsidies for over 26,000 teachers, students, and uniformed personnel, supporting…
A Manila public school teacher, Grevonel Reposo, was arrested for allegedly molesting a young female student and threatening a boy witness.
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno announced the release of long-delayed allowances for public school teachers and staff, funded by P160 million in windfall tax…
President Marcos signs Republic Act 12288, establishing a merit-based career progression system for public school teachers and school leaders to ensure…
‘We have entered into a program to rebuild and to build more school buildings. We made it into PPP because if the government acts alone, we can only build a…
‘They no longer have a reason not to send their children to school,’ said Binay, noting the provision of free meals, uniforms and shoes. ‘There is no reason…
President Marcos approves a higher Service Recognition Incentive (SRI) for public school teachers, raising it from P18,000 to P20,000. The DBM and DepEd are…
World Teachers’ Day is celebrated annually on 5 October and this year’s theme is ‘Valuing teachers’ voices: towards a new social contract for education.’
