SALIENT POINTS OF 2015 BUDGET Education Investing in quality education for children will transform the country into a nation of highly-skilled workers. This will help the country achieve economic growth. With the K to 12 program, children are provided the best possible education that meets international standards. Children who get early education have better chances of completing primary education; those who finish high school are better prepared to be employed. The government has also completed the curriculum guides and trained Grades 3 and 9 public school teachers, has begun the licensing process for private schools, and has identified possible Senior High school implementers. P364.9 billion in 2015 for the Department of Education (DepEd) will allow the government to address critical backlogs: Hiring 39,066 more teachers Construction of 31,728 more classrooms in 2015 Quality textbooks and laboratory and classroom equipment Internet connectivity for schools, adapting the education program to the needs of global markets DepEd will make sure that all children will enter kindergarten, 98 of every 100 will be enrolled in elementary, and 70 of every 100 will attend high school. In 2015, the administration aims to have the Grade 10 achievement rate increased to 62%, and the percentage of alternative learning system completers who pass the Accreditation and Equivalence test increased by 2%. - Syaro ug mangayo pa gihapon ang PTCA ug contribution para himog kasilyas, palit lamesa ni Maam, contribute ug animal manure, palit silhig ug gama ug school fence ug para sa graduation gikan sa mga CCT beneficiaries kulang nalang mag tampo para palit make-up ni Maam. Secretary Luistro said, The PTA can only collect contributions starting August and only after presenting to the PTA members and to the school head/principal report on the utilization of previous school year’s collections and the school year proposed budget with program of activities. “School fees should not intimidate parents into bringing their children to school that is why I urge all school officials to strictly observe these guidelines or face administrative sanctions,” Luistro said, adding that PTA fees, even though approved by a majority of PTA members, still remain voluntary.
Posted on: Thu, 31 Jul 2014 13:40:52 +0000
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