Agnes: Manila paper to cover Gwen notebooks
By Peter L. RomanillosWill thousands of notebooks bearing the smiling image of suspended Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia reach school kids in time for the opening of classes?
Will thousands of notebooks bearing the smiling image of suspended Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia reach school kids in time for the opening of classes?
DESPITE the bad roads leading to the school and unsafe structures, more than 100 students are enrolled at the Busay Elementary School in the hills of Cebu City.
Due to a shortage of classrooms, most, if not all, of the public elementary and high schools in Cebu City will continue to hold two class shifts per day when the school year opens on June 3, said Acting Mayor Joy Augustus Young.
Parents, students and community volunteers yesterday joined hands to refurbish two public schools in Talisay City that were razed last March.
AURORA Rep. Sonny Angara pledged to help in the acquisition of new facilities and improvement of state universities in Cebu should he win in the May 13 elections.
We can all be heroes in our own small way. In his valedictory address, Vincent Yu, one of this year’s 15 summa cum laude graduates from the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman called on his peers to choose action over apathy to change lives and ultimately transform the country.
Middle schools in the Dutch university city of Leiden will remained closed on Monday after police said they had received a “serious threat” of a shooting being planned at one.
PARENTS who send their children to private schools will have to brace for steeper tuition this school year.
Teachers in a school in Antipolo City are faced with a major problem after a fire struck one of their buildings early Monday: How do they give out their report cards on time?
Public school teachers in Mandaue City’s 49 public schools were told anew to always remind their students not to entertain strangers and go home immediately with their parents or guardians after class.
Education officials in Taguig are fast-tracking the installation of security cameras in the city’s public schools and taking other security measures in the wake of Thursday’s shooting at the Ricardo Papa High School in Barangay Tuktukan when a student accidentally shot his cousin in the jaw with a homemade gun.
DEDON Manufacturing Inc. in Mandaue City continues to intensify its support to its adopted school since 2011.
The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) on Monday said it would require mandatory drug testing for college athletes, its official said over Radyo Inquirer 990AM.
