Duterte-Carpio says the pandemic should not affect students' return to the classrooms

First Day Of School In Antipolo, Philippines 22 Aug 2022

Department of Education says it has asked for additional funds for the building of new classrooms as students return to face-to-face learning after two years. Credit: SOPA Images/Sipa USA/AAP Image

Vice President and Department of Education Secretary Sara Duterte-Carpio said that the COVID-19 pandemic must no longer affect classroom learning.


Key Points
  • Classroom shortage reamins to be the biggest problem
  • OCTA Research Team says Metro Manila has reached COVID-19 peak while the number of cases continue to increase in other parts of the country.
  • The Senate has received the National Expenditure Program or proposed 2023 National Budget as drafted by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s economic team.

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