DepEd to find ways to help private schools

By Kaithreen Cruz

Sep 08, 2022 12:19 am

AS it gears for recovery from the impact of the pandemic, the Department of Education (DepEd) is reviewing the K to 12 curriculum to ensure graduates of the program are competent and employable, Education spokesman Michael Poa said.

The review aims to decongest the learning competencies and focus on the most essential learning areas of Mathematics, Science, English and Literacy.

BACK TO BASICS Discussing in the Zoom room the next revolution in Philippine education on Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022, are (clockwise from top left) Coordinating Council of Private Educational Associations Managing Director Joseph Noel ‘Erap’ Estrada, Department of Education spokesman Michael Wesley Poa, Private Education Assistance Committee Executive Director Rhodora ‘Doris’ Fernandez-Ferrer, and The Manila Times editors Conrad Cariño and Dafort Villaseran. SCREENSHOT BY AINA EUNICE VIRAY

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