The 3-term school calendar will start in Philippine public schools in SY 2026–2027, but many teachers are asking hard questions. This article looks at teacher workload, lost class days, school timing, and what must happen next for students and teachers.
Suspend salary deductions Philippines is gaining attention as fuel prices rise. This article explains how the proposal by Imee Marcos can help workers manage daily expenses and increase take-home pay during tough times.
The DepEd school calendar 2026-2027 lists April 1 to May 1 for the 30-day teachers’ break, June 1 to 5 for Brigada Eskwela and enrollment, and June 8 as the indicative opening of classes.
The P7,000 clothing allowance for teachers is set to help DepEd staff buy uniforms in 2026. This article explains the April release target, new uniform rules, local education reform, and classroom plans in simple English.
March 20, 2026 Eid’l Fitr Holiday Philippines is officially declared by Malacañang. Learn why the day matters, how Muslims celebrate, and what it means for workers and students.
The DepEd 4-day workweek begins March 9, 2026 for administrative staff. Learn how the new schedule works, who is affected, and what it means for teachers and schools.
The 4 day work week Philippines policy created many questions among teachers and school employees. Are DepEd schools included? Learn the real situation, what officials said, and what this means for teachers, students, and school schedules.
The four-day workweek Philippines proposal is being studied by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as oil prices rise due to Middle East tensions. The plan may reduce energy use, commuting, and government office costs while keeping public services running.
DepEd teacher promotions have moved forward as 5,335 long-pending cases were approved under the Expanded Career Progression System. This reform supports teacher welfare, fair promotion rules, and stronger public school leadership in the Philippines.
DepEd to support returning teachers from the Middle East through the SPIMS program, offering permanent public school positions for qualified OFW teachers amid rising regional conflict.