Manila (AsiaNews/Agencies) – The new school year began yesterday in the Philippines, marked by yet another educational reform ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is determined to give every Filipino child access to education, not just in the urban areas ...

The move to decongest the senior high school curriculum will be tested in hundreds of schools, following years of criticism against K to 12 and calls for reform ...

Senate Bill No. 3001, filed by Sen. Jinggoy Estrada, seeks to revert the Philippine education system to the old 10-year cycle ...

Five millennial and one Gen Z Filipinas are for the rehabilitation of their motherland’s educational system.

Before 1991, reforms were recommended in the 1925 Monroe Survey on Philippine education and the 1863 decree on educational reform. Reading and comprehension is not just for basic education students ...

Continuity is not about resisting change—it’s about enabling it” Leadership transitions present an opportunity to reflect not only on where we are but on ...

The Philippines has not shortened its basic education programme by three years, contrary to rumours online. Posts claiming the archipelago nation scrapped mandatory kindergarten and two years of ...

The Philippines has a “systemic problem” that it must address as the business process outsourcing industry has been seeing low employability rate even among college graduates, according to the IT and ...

Asset reform has led to land fragmentation, low productivity, and high food prices. Reversing land fragmentation through farm consolidation and increasing land retention limits is the first step in ...

CHIEF Justice Alex Gesmundo has asked the Philippine Association of Law Schools to press for the thorough overhaul of legal education. That certainly means more than merely rearranging subjects in the ...

"Starting June 2025 DEPED stop (sic) accepting K-12," says a May 11, 2025 Facebook graphic that bears the logos of several Philippine government agencies including the Department of Education (DepEd).