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DepEd buys 38,000 laptops, 26,000 Smart TV for new school year
The Department of Education (DepEd) has acquired over 38,000 laptops for teachers and non-teaching staff, and 26,000 Smart TV packages for schools ahead of the SY 2025-2026.
These acquisitions are part of DepEd's Early Procurement Activities (EPA), with 79% of the annual budget for its computerization program secured.
Procurement includes 33,539 laptops for teachers, 5,360 laptops for non-teaching personnel, and 26,000 Smart TV packages with external hard drives.
Region VII is set to receive 2,300 TV units, while 1,340 laptops will be distributed in 268 schools in the National Capital Region between June 16 and June 26.
Education Secretary Sonny Angara stated that the delivery of these materials will make learning more dynamic and engaging.
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