The Department of Education (DepEd) on Tuesday said it has proposed to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ending the School Year 2024-2025 in March 2025 amid clamor for the immediate return to the April-May school break.
The Department of Education on Tuesday said it has proposed to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ending the School Year 2024-2025 in March 2025 amid clamor for the immediate return to the April-May school break .“The department has already submitted a letter to the Office of the President, presenting other options, including a more aggressive alternative of ending SY 2024-2025 in March,” DepEd Assistant Secretary Francis Bringas said during the hearing of the Senate committee on basic education.
Meanwhile, he said the proposal would affect the school break of teachers as well as learners.“Because if they will end March 31, we will start in June. April, May, they would still have that break but medyo siksik. Magiging siksik 'yung ating pagtackle ng mga competencies natin in the shorter number of days,” he said. For his part, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian said he believed the government should “take the aggressive approach.”“Because we cannot predict things eh.
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