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DepEd ready to lead education reforms
THE Department of Education said that it is committed to lead the next decade of education reform following the launch of the Second Congressional Commission on Education's Final Report last Monday.In a statement on Tuesday, Education Secretary Sonny Angara said that many of the recommendations of Edcom 2's final report, titled “Turning Point: A Decade of Necessary Reforms (2026–2035),” reflect ongoing initiatives under President Ferdinand Marco…
Philippines' decade-long education plan includes end of 'mass promotion'
Students who cannot read or do basic math may soon be held back from advancing to the next grade level, according to a congressional commission's decade-long plan publicized this week to address the country's wide-ranging education crisis.
EDCOM 2: National education plan 2026–2035 calls for end to mass promotion
The National Education and Workforce Development Plan (NatPlan) 2026-2035 calls for an end to mass promotion and to ensure that every child is a reader by Grade 3, as the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) submitted its third and final report on Monday.
PASAY CITY, January 27, 2026 — The Department of Education (DepEd) will lead the next decade of education reform following the launch of the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) titled, “Turning Point: A Decade of Necessary Reforms (2026–2035),” as Education Secretary Sonny Angara embarks on the rollout of concrete reforms and actions for schools, teachers, and students. Angara said many of the recommendations of EDCOM 2 are al…
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