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Marcos to schools: Just tell us what you need
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. assured public school teachers of the government's full support for the safe and smooth opening of classes for School Year 2025-2026.
He encouraged teachers and school officials to communicate their needs to improve teaching and learning conditions.
Marcos congratulated the Department of Education (DepEd), teachers, and school staff for an orderly opening of classes.
He mentioned that various departments are monitoring the education sector, which is a top priority, and highlighted the hiring of new personnel to assist teachers with administrative tasks.
Teachers can submit suggestions or concerns through DepEd offices or their local government units.
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