20 PDLs graduate from DepEd ALS program in Occidental Mindoro and Romblon
Fifteen persons deprived of liberty (PDL) at the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP)-San Jose District Jail in Occidental Mindoro, and five PDLs from Romblon District Jail, graduated from the Department of Education's Alternative Learning System (ALS) Senior High School program.
The initiative aims to help PDLs rebuild their lives and contribute positively to society, aligning with the BJMP's commitment to providing developmental opportunities for them.
One graduate in Romblon expressed gratitude for the ALS program, noting that it inspires him to reform his life.
Acting District Jail Wardens Efren Olivar from Occidental Mindoro and Fatima Rabino from Romblon led the awarding of medals to outstanding graduates who demonstrated diligence and excellence in their studies.
The graduation ceremonies were attended by officials from BJMP and DepEd, along with family members, underscoring the importance of education in the reintegration process.
Olivar highlighted that educational opportunities bring hope to PDLs as they near the end of their sentences.
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