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The mission of the Raising a Reader program is to engage caregivers in a routine of book sharing with their children from birth through age eight.

THE Education Department is keen on driving the state of Philippine education to a higher level, despite current challenges weighing down on basic learning delivery. On Wednesday the Department of Education (DepEd) disclosed that prior to the pandemic, it had already instituted various interventions addressing the said issues.  Although not…

The Department of Education (DepEd) on Wednesday, Nov. 24, said that it acknowledges the challenges in education quality of the country even before the pandemic and is currently addressing these by introducing various interventions. Photo taken at Palma Gil Integrated School PGIS in Talaingod, D

"Amidst the public health situation, we carried on to roll out our reforms in the curriculum, the learning environment, and the teacher professional development through our Sulong EduKalidad campaign. We are also preparing for our participation in the upcoming international assessments to closely evaluate our efforts," DepEd said in a statement.

(File photo) MANILA- The Department of Education (DepEd) on Wednesday said it has introduced various interventions to address the challenges on the quality of education nationwide even before the coronavirus pandemic started. In a statement, the DepEd noted that the issue of learning poverty has been a dilemma of the country for years, emphasizing that it is has been proactively dealing with the problem for a long time. The agency's remarks came in response to a new World Bank report saying ...

–The Raising a Reader (RAR) committee of The Monday Club has launched a new program to further their mission of promoting childhood literacy and providing access to books for children. This new outreach will help provide books to more children, not just those who participate in the RAR program through their schools. The plan is to collect “gently loved” children’s and young adult’s books (ages 0 – 18) from Monday Club members and from the community and deliver them to the SLO Food B...

In its almost-decade of existence, the Carroll High School Foundation has distributed more than $100,000 for events, projects and materials to students in the four buildings of the Carroll Community School District. Early in the current school year, the non-profit foundation made a high-profile donation of face shields with masking to students and faculty. “We have taken time over the last five years to grow our organization,” said Shellie Haluska, CHS Foundation president. “We a...