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Ready or not, face-to-face classes start for public schools

Barring any major disruptions such as the arrival of a typhoon, full face-to-face classes in public schools will be implemented today, Nov. 2, 2022. When asked recently by the media regarding this development, Vice President and Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Sara Z. Duterte said that the department is ready, and was not remiss in preparations and reminders via memorandums.

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Group urges gov’t to make National Achievement Test ‘truly useful’ in reforming PH education

DepEd receives 78 more child abuse complaints after launching helpline in November

DepEd needs P446M for schools affected by shear line, flooding

DepEd to present the current state of PH education through BER 2023 on Jan. 30 

DepEd to launch Education Agenda to address challenges in PH basic education 

99.54% of public schools hold 5-day in-person classes: DepEd

‘Peace culture’ in basic education curriculum still under study --- DepEd 

DepEd urged to look into ‘delayed, problematic’ release of SRI and rice assistance

VP Duterte commits to working alongside Marcos for national dev't

K-12 program's final review phase to be completed this year, says Inday Sara

Law must be passed first before mandatory ROTC could be implemented —DepEd

DILG urges LGUs to assist schools as face-to-face classes resume

Focus on teaching: DepEd eyes removal of admin tasks from teachers

DepEd leaves decision to suspend work, classes to LGUs after 7.0-magnitude Luzon quake

Increased enrollment turnout a 'far cry' from previous year - DepEd

Win seeks inquiry on school closures' impact on students​

Solon asks VP Sara to look into DepEd failure to repair schools despite P9.5-B budget

VP Sara skips DepEd briefing with House members

Face-to-face classes mean more economic activities — Marcos

Probe purchase of ‘overpriced, outdated’ laptops; Makabayan bloc urges House

'Scrap DBM procurement service, PITC' --- Rep. Recto