Classroom shortage seen at 219k by 2028
Mounting classroom backlogs, aging and condemned classrooms, disasters and delayed repairs continue to impact learning for millions of students.
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Mounting classroom backlogs, aging and condemned classrooms, disasters and delayed repairs continue to impact learning for millions of students.
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The Philippines’ classroom deficit could reach 219,000 by 2028 if not urgently addressed, the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM II) warned in…
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Beneficiaries of the Palayan City Township Project in Nueva Ecija said lower monthly amortization rates under the Expanded Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino…
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The Department of Education (DepEd) acknowledged a continuing shortage of guidance counselors and mental health professionals in public schools, citing…
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Never in the history of mankind has there been a need on a planet level to alleviate poverty, to share with our neighbors, fend off anarchy and develop…
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As of last March, sugar stocks reached 668,405 metric tons, up from 568,871 metric tons in the same period last year.
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A Senate probe is set to examine reports of excessive sugar importation despite a moratorium that remains in effect until December this year.
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Senate Deputy Majority Leader JV Ejercito has filed a resolution seeking an inquiry into the alleged over-importation of sugar and its impact on…
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The US Federal Aviation Administration is turning to video gamers as it ramps up efforts to address a persistent shortage of air traffic controllers.
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BAGUIO CITY — Motorists in Baguio City saw a mix of slight fuel price decreases and continued limited availability of some products, based on the latest…
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I usually say that the mere fact a young man has a desire to become a priest is an indication that he is being called by God, that he surely has the priestly…
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In an exclusive interview with ‘DAILY TRIBUNE,’ Dr. Tiu reminded Filipinos to be extra careful of the beverages they take especially as they tend to drink more…
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The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) filed criminal charges Tuesday against the operators of a social media page accused of spreading fabricated news…
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The BFP faces a deficit of around 600 fire trucks, driven in part by overpriced contracts and alleged bid rigging in recent years.
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BANGKOK, Thailand (AFP) — When a Thai garage attendant refused to fill Preecha Ngernkasem’s jerrycans with the diesel he wanted, the temple attendant opened up…
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If ICE agents start asking for immigration IDs at airports, which will not only inconvenience but also rattle the nerves of non-Caucasian travelers, it will…
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SEOUL, South Korea (AFP) — South Korea’s energy minister sought Monday to ease fears over shortages of plastic rubbish bags after sales in Seoul jumped nearly…
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Oil refineries are still running on the inventories before Iran was attacked — inventories normally lasting 40-60 days — but these refineries are now running…
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