Tag: Department of Education

DepEd eyes flexible suspension rules to protect safety and learning time.

One major change? Schools are no longer required to use the spiral progression approach. Here's what that means for students—and for parents.

Plus a pediatrician answers questions about deworming or pagpupurga and sepsis.

Why are educators opposing CHED's General Education reforms? Here's a summary of the recent events.

The findings are based on an EDCOM 2 assessment of 1.4 million Grade 11 students across the country.

Learn how DepEd’s new trimester system will change the academic year 2026-2027.

Rather than restricting AI, DepEd introduces its first policy to guide teachers and students on using it responsibly.

Teacher benefits and workload support get an upgrade.

Students, take a moment to recharge!

Are DILG-ordered suspensions best, or should LGUs make the call?

DepEd is strengthening the enforcement of the Anti-Bullying Act.

The upcoming school year will have 197 days of classes.

Under the revised curriculum, core subjects will be reduced from 15 to just 5-7.

You Have to See Amarah's Dreamy and Pink 'Princess' Bedroom!

DepEd Calls for Vigilance After Three Student Rape Incidents

Rep. Alvarez Firm on Holding 9-Year-Olds Criminally Liable

New Bill Proposes Mandatory Shift of Academic Calendar from June to August

Ready for the new school year?

Semestral Break For Public Schools To Start On October 21, DepEd Announces

The Philippines Scored The Lowest In Reading Comprehension Among 79 Countries

DepEd Releases Calendar for School Year 2019-2020 (Plus Holidays)