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In a progressive move to elevate education quality and employment opportunities, the Philippine government has taken a bold step forward with Republic Act No. 11168 , a law that opens doors for Home Economics graduates to teach not just in secondary but also in elementary schools across both public and private sectors. This initiative is deeply anchored in the framework of the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013 (RA 10533) and reshapes how we view technical-vocational education in the country. 🎓 A Milestone for Home Economics Graduates 🧵 For decades, the Home Economics (HE) profession has often been viewed as supplementary or niche within the broader scope of Philippine education. But the tides have changed. The Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of RA 11168 formalize the recognition of HE graduates as qualified educators in both Home Economics subjects and technical-vocational fields linked to it. This marks a significant policy shift—one that values not just degre...

In an inclusive society, equal access to education is not just a privilege—it’s a right. A critical step toward achieving this for the Filipino Deaf community is the implementation of Article IV, Section 15 of the Filipino Sign Language (FSL) Act , which ensures the integration of Filipino Sign Language in instructional materials across the Philippine public education system. 🎬 What Is Section 15 All About? Section 15, titled “FSL in Instructional Materials” , mandates the Department of Education (DepEd) to spearhead the development of print and video materials using Filipino Sign Language . This directive aligns with Section 12 of Republic Act No. 11106 , also known as the Filipino Sign Language Act , and emphasizes not just creation, but also the selection, procurement, and distribution of these materials to public schools, day care centers , and national child development centers across the country. But this isn’t just about textbooks and educational videos. It’s about i...

📌 What is Brigada Eskwela and Why is it Important? Every school year, the Department of Education (DepEd) launches Brigada Eskwela , a nationwide initiative that promotes community participation , volunteerism , and collaborative preparation for the reopening of classes. For School Year 2025–2026 , the DepEd issued Memorandum No. 042, s. 2025 , with detailed procedures to ensure every public school is ready, clean, safe, and conducive for learning—without requiring monetary solicitation from stakeholders. 🛠️ Assessing School Facilities for Readiness A key element of the pre-implementation stage is the thorough assessment of physical facilities , focusing on maintenance needs , literacy spaces , and the general condition of classrooms and learning areas. The School Facilities Coordinator will lead the evaluation, using the School Preparedness Checklist to identify priorities. Schools must also assess the adequacy of bookshelves , reading nooks , and storytelling corners , ensu...