Quality secondary education vowed
March 17, 2001 | 12:00am
SAN MATEO, Rizal  Vice Mayor Bartolome Rivera vowed to improve the quality of secondary education in this municipality where he noted the standard of learning and teaching has declined.
Rivera, the Lakas-NUCD mayoralty candidate, said the town’s education officials should focus their attention on math and science subjects to better prepare students for college.
"We are now experiencing a decline in the number of students passing the National Secondary Aptitude Test. To me, this is alarming. We will have more dropouts, and then more problems will follow," he said.
Rivera, the Lakas-NUCD mayoralty candidate, said the town’s education officials should focus their attention on math and science subjects to better prepare students for college.
"We are now experiencing a decline in the number of students passing the National Secondary Aptitude Test. To me, this is alarming. We will have more dropouts, and then more problems will follow," he said.
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