^

Cebu News

DepEd gives Gullas award of appreciation

-
The Department of Education-Cebu Province presented an award of appreciation to former Cebu 1st District representative Jose R. Gullas for his unending support and continued cooperation for quality education.

Gullas is the executive vice president of the University of the Visayas.

The award was presented to Gullas last Friday at the Eco-tech Center Pavilion in barangay Lahug.

The former congressman, however, failed to attend the awarding, but his daughter Jackielyn Gullas Weckman was there to represent him and received the award from DepEd provincial director superintendent Recaredo Borgonia.

"I am grateful for the award but due to previous family commitment, I've requested my daughter, Jackie, to represent in my behalf," Gullas said in a telephone interview.

The older Gullas said his daughter -who holds a doctoral degree in the US- is staying with the university for a few months to help him assess the university's accreditation.

Borgonia recognized the effort done by Gullas, during his term as Cebu First District representative, for having worked for and succeeded in having his House Bill 2542, or the Act Regionalizing the Department of Education Payroll Service Division, passed in Congress.

The teachers have suffered delayed salaries as they used to wait, sometimes for months at a time, for their checks to arrive from the DepEd central office in Manila.

It was last June 22, when Gullas finally won the battle. A payroll office in Region 7 was inaugurated and the teachers received the first salary checks printed and distributed here. The regionalized payroll system became a reality. - Garry B. Lao/BRP

ACT REGIONALIZING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PAYROLL SERVICE DIVISION

CEBU FIRST DISTRICT

CENTER PAVILION

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION-CEBU PROVINCE

GARRY B

GULLAS

HOUSE BILL

JACKIELYN GULLAS WECKMAN

JOSE R

RECAREDO BORGONIA

UNIVERSITY OF THE VISAYAS

  • Latest
  • Trending
Latest
Latest
abtest
Are you sure you want to log out?
X
Login

Philstar.com is one of the most vibrant, opinionated, discerning communities of readers on cyberspace. With your meaningful insights, help shape the stories that can shape the country. Sign up now!

Get Updated:

Signup for the News Round now

FORGOT PASSWORD?
SIGN IN
or sign in with