DepEd: 2014 Graduation for Public Schools is March 27 & 28

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The Department of Education (DepEd) announced that March 27 and 28, 2013 is the scheduled of graduation ceremony for all public schools in the Philippines based upon DepEd Order #10 series of 2013. The graduation ceremony in both Public Elementary and High School in the Philippines was announced through DepEd spokesman and (–foul word(s) removed–)istant … Read more

DepEd: January 25, 2014 “Early Registration Day” for SY 2014-2015

The Philippines Department of Education (DepEd) has scheduled January 25, 2014 (Saturday) as the date of “Early Registration” in all Public Elementary and Secondary Schools nationwide as posted on the official website of the Department of Education (DepEd) for the School Year 2014-2015. According to DepEd, the early registration of students is part of DepEd Order … Read more

DepEd: Classes Suspended in Parts of Mindanao Due to Rains & Floods

The Philippine Department of Education (DepEd) suspends classes from preschool to high school levels in some part of Mindanao due to heavy rains and flooding. Classes in Butuan City in Agusan del Norte and Davao del Norte both public and private were suspended.  Classes are already suspended in all levels in Compostela Valley and Bayabas, … Read more

Jonas Joshua Garcia Under Coma After DepEd Boxing Match

On Monday December 9, 2013, fourth year student of San Miguel, Bulacan was now under coma after competing in a boxing in Department of Education-sanctioned regional athletics tournament in Iba, Zambales. 16-year-old named Jonas Joshua Garcia was competing in a boxing match at the Central Luzon Regional Athletic (–foul word(s) removed–)ociation meet, when suddenly he complained for … Read more

DepED Announced Classes in Tacloban City Set to Resume on December 2

Tacloban City was devastated severely by super typhoon Yolanda destroying some of the vital infrastructures including the schools leaving an option for the students to stop temporarily due to some reconstructions, yet the Department of Education take an early action and officially announced that classes will resume on December 2. According to an interview with … Read more

DepEd Received 500 Classrooms Completed Under PPP

The Philippine government announced that there are 500 classrooms in Region 3 and 4-A that were turned over to the Department of Education as part of the public-private partnership (PPP) for School Infrastructure Project Phase 1 (PSIP 1). Bro. Armin Luistro & Megawide Construction Corp. (Photo:www.pp.gov.ph) The DepEd accepted more than 120 units of one and … Read more

DLSU & DepEd Offers Scholarship for Vaugirard Program

One of the leading Philippine university, the De La Salle University is set to award full scholarship grants to 50 “deserving” Public High School graduates under its Vaugirard Scholarship Program (VSP) based upon the announcement made through the Official Gazette of the Philippines. The scholarship program of the DLSU is a tie-up with the Department … Read more

61K Teaching Positions Remains Unfilled by DepEd

The Department of Education revealed that after more than a month after the start of the academic year, the DepEd has yet to fill up all the 61,510 new teachers positions created in its P293.32 billion budget for the year. DepEd has only hired a total of 55,848 teachers as of July 11 for the … Read more

ALS A&E 2013 Test: Deadline of Filing, Schedule & Requirements

The DepEd (Department of Education) announced that the registration for the Alternative Learning System Accreditation and Equivalency (ALS A&E) Test will start on July 4 to August 2, 2013. The Bureau of Alternative Learning System (BALS) will administer the October ALS A&E test this year in 17 regions nationwide. For those who wanted to take … Read more

DepEd Warns Teachers Not Allowed to Sell Foods to Students

The Philippines governing body in charge of securing the safety of public education in the Philippines, the Department of Education (DepEd) warned those teachers who are in the business of selling foods to their students. According to DepEd, they will continue with their crack down on teachers and other school personnel who are selling goods … Read more