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5 days ago | 
thepost.net.ph | Dang Garcia |Celeste Tamayo |Nicole Rile |Jove Moya
BAYAN Muna Executive Vice President Carlos Zarate called on the Marcos administration and Congress to take swift action to address the growing vaping epidemic, which he says endangers the health of millions of Filipinos, particularly the youth. Zarate criticized the government’s “deadly inaction” amid mounting evidence linking e-cigarette use to severe health issues, including the death of a 22-year-old Filipino—the country’s first recorded fatality from vaping-associated lung injury.
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3 weeks ago | 
thepost.net.ph | Dang Garcia |Janelle Meneses |Nicole Rile |Jove Moya
SENATOR Sherwin Gatchalian hailed the signing of the Early Childhood Care and Development System Act or Republic Act No. 12199, a landmark law that seeks to promote the optimum growth and development of children younger than five years old. The new law applies the Early Childhood Care and Development System to all provinces, cities, municipalities, and barangays to achieve universal ECCD access for all children below five years old.
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1 month ago | 
thepost.net.ph | Dang Garcia |Jan Percival Dimagiba |Nicole Rile |Jove Moya
MORE than 1,000 young Valenzuelanos are unleashing their creativity through this year’s summer arts workshop. Titled Arts In The City: Valenzuela Arts Workshop, the program is being held at the Valenzuela City Academic Center for Excellence (ValACE). A total of 1,070 kids have enrolled in the free workshop, which runs from April 21 to June 1, 2025. Participants receive hands-on training in various artistic disciplines, including dance, singing, acting, visual arts, and playing musical instruments.
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2 months ago | 
thepost.net.ph | Dang Garcia |Celeste Tamayo |Jove Moya |Nicole Rile
THE DEPARTMENT of Education and the Department of Trade and Industry have partnered to enhance the entrepreneurial skills of some 8,000 learners and teachers in 31 farm schools across Western Visayas.
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Mar 1, 2025 | 
thepost.net.ph | Vergel Labesig |Dang Garcia |Nicole Rile |Jove Moya
MAPUA Malayan Colleges Laguna strengthened South Luzon’s status as a research and innovation hub. Mapúa MCL is helping reinvigorate South Luzon’s standing as a research and innovation hub through the various research authored by its faculty and students. One of its most awarded professors, Dr. Ramachandra C. Torres, director of Mapúa MCL’s Learning Environments and Innovations Office, received numerous awards from international research bodies throughout the year.
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Feb 8, 2025 | 
thepost.net.ph | Dang Garcia |Nicole Rile |Christa Escudero
THE UNIVERSITY of the East conferred academic degrees on more than 500 graduates during its midyear commencement exercises at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City. Leading the latest batch were two cum laude graduates: Janela Kim Vasquez from the College of Business Administration-Manila and Marvelie Anne Ramos from the College of Fine Arts, Architecture, and Design. “This milestone is just the beginning.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
thepost.net.ph | Dang Garcia |Liezelle Soriano |Nicole Rile
AN OFFICIAL of Far Eastern University has been appointed to the Education Committee of the Philippine National Commission for UNESCO, the school announced earlier this week. FEU Consultant for External Affairs, Atty. Gianna Montinola, had her appointment officially announced in October 2024. The role reflects her enduring commitment to advancing education, cultural heritage, and lifelong learning in the Philippines.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
thepost.net.ph | Dang Garcia |Liezelle Soriano |Nicole Rile
BATANGAS Second District Representative Gerville Luistro is pushing for a measure increasing the cash assistance for non-teaching personnel of the Department of Education. In her House Bill 11266, the solon seeks for an annual P15,000 cash assistance to qualified non-teaching personnel in recognition of their honest and diligent work in supporting the educational system.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
thepost.net.ph | Liezelle Soriano |Dang Garcia |Nicole Rile
THE DEPARTMENT of Education and the Department of Science and Technology have signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at boosting STEM education in the country. DepEd announced that the partnership will span four years, focusing on key areas such as teacher training, curriculum development, student engagement, resource sharing, and data-driven research. These efforts aim to improve scientific literacy and foster innovation in basic education.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
thepost.net.ph | Dang Garcia |Pete Villalino |Nicole Rile
PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is advocating for increased funding for the education sector, following a budget cut for the Department of Education and a lack of funding for key programs under the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority in 2025. In a meeting with DepEd officials at Malacañan Palace on Thursday, Marcos reviewed the department’s proposed budget for 2025 and stressed the importance of prioritizing education.
