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DepEd has tried to keep teachers' pay attractive amid inflation. Why has this not solved staff shortages?

By Cristina Chi | March 29, 2023 - 5:10pm

Even if the Department of Education committed to hiring 30,000 additional public school teachers this year to address classroom...

Headlines

‘DepEd needs continuous allocation’

By Janvic Mateo | May 30, 2019 - 12:00am

A majority of public schools in the country may no longer suffer from teacher and classroom shortages, but the yearly increase in student population demands continuous allocation for new teacher positions and school...

Education and Home