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The Department of Education (DepEd) is confident the classrooms shortage in the country would be solved by 2014.

Education Secretary Armin Luistro said over P18 billion of the proposed P238.8 billion DepEd budget would go to the construction and repair of 15,000 classrooms, and the installation of 25,000 sanitation facilities.

At present, the DepEd lacks 66,800 classrooms.

Luistro said 30,000 more classrooms would be constructed through public-private partnerships.

“By 2014, we will only construct (classrooms) based on expected increase in student population,” Luistro said.


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Tags: classroom shortage , Department of Education , DepEd budget , Education Secretary Armin Luistro , public-private partnerships

  • Anonymous

    maganda ito!!! maganda ang kanilang goals!!! sana tuloy tuloy na ito. may tiwala ako kay armin luistro. alam ko na hindi sya corrupt!!! mas may tiwala ako sa kanya kesa kay andrew gonzales… sumalangit nawa ang kanyang kaluluwa… may popular si andrew pero sa totoo lang mas mahusay na educational administrator si armin luistro. alam ko ito dahil magtrabaho ako sa la salle dati. si andrew ay pinapatulan at nilalagay ang pangalan as editor kahit na sa mga pipitsuging libro na maraming ‘errors’ basta lang kumita!!! 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_K2RI3LJVGNNED3XPMG7HVMIIO4 Herbert

    LOL! Ilang presidente na nagsabi ng ganyan… Lumang tugtugin.

  • Anonymous

    That’s what Im saying.

    9 years ni arroyo nag iwan ng 60,000 classroom shortage.

    No doubt, with the increase in the education budget in 2012 and onwards, this govt can do it.

  • Nic Legaspi

    This is good news! As long as the government put in plans to keep our youth in school, then our students will reap the rewards in the future. Education must always be one of the top priorities for the government.

  • Anonymous

    nah..siguraduhin nyo lang….kakastress yung mag expect sa wala!

  • John Tamad

    Sarap maniwala, pero sawa na ko sa kasinungalingan nyo e.

  • Anonymous

    …As long as the deped doesn’t get distracted by another scam-dal …. like the noodles, otoscopes, shampoo, needles, …etc…etc..



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