+ Follow CEBU CITY SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT LEONILO OLIVA Tag
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Cebu City Schools Superintendent Leonilo Oliva said that they are currently working on the release of the year-end bonus and the cash gift of Cebu City's teaching and non-teaching personnel.
Oliva said that their target date of release is today, November 15. However, with what manpower they currently have, there is a possibility of delay.
But, he said that they are on double time to achieve the release of checks today for the year-end bonus and the cash gift.
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[Title] => Personal Safety to be integrated in curriculum of 56 schools
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Lessons on personal safety will be integrated in the curriculum of fifty-six more selected public elementary and secondary schools in the country, according to the Department of Education.
DepEd Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo said that this is in compliance with Republic Act 7610, otherwise known as the Anti-Child Abuse Act, and in connection with the policy of creating a school-friendly environment within the context of the schools first initiative.
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[Title] => Contributions not needed during enrollment - DepEd
[Summary] => With the opening of classes, Cebu City Schools Superintendent Leonilo Oliva has asked all Parents-Teachers Association officials, parents and concerned citizens to report school administrators or teachers who require parents to pay voluntary and unauthorized contributions during enrollment.
Oliva, in an open letter, said voluntary and authorized contributions should not be made a requirement for enrollment nor should these be made a reason for withholding the report cards or other school records of students in the public elementary and secondary schools in the city.
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[Title] => DepEd's Brigada Eskwela to start today
[Summary] => Starting today, parents, local civic organizations, church groups, barangay councils and concerned individuals - collectively called Brigada Eskwela - will troop to public elementary and secondary schools in the region to paint roofs, fix water pipes, repair doors and windows and make minor repairs to prepare school buildings for the opening of classes next month.
Several organizations and groups have already signed up for Brigada Eskwela, which highlights the Department of Education's National Schools Maintenance Week.
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[Title] => DepEd, LGUs link up in hiring of teachers
[Summary] => In its aim to further strengthen the selection process of teachers in public schools, the Department of Education will now collaborate with the local government units.
DepEd officer-in-charge Fe Hidalgo has revised the hiring guidelines of teachers wherein she ordered schools superintendents to maintain discussions with the local government officials and furnish them with copies of the registry of qualified applicants that they may opt to use in determining who are appointed for the position in their locality.
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[Title] => Gangs threaten teachers in Lagtang
[Summary] => School officials of Lagtang Elementary School in Talisay City have raised the alarm over the recruitment activities of gangs Crips and Bloods in their campus.
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[Title] => Night high schools to have 5th year
[Summary] => Despite protests from parents, night classes in public high schools in Cebu City will observe a 5th year by next year.
Cebu City Schools Superintendent Leonilo Oliva sees the need for an additional year in night public high schools to meet the required class days.
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CEBU CITY SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT LEONILO OLIVA
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Cebu City Schools Superintendent Leonilo Oliva said that they are currently working on the release of the year-end bonus and the cash gift of Cebu City's teaching and non-teaching personnel.
Oliva said that their target date of release is today, November 15. However, with what manpower they currently have, there is a possibility of delay.
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Lessons on personal safety will be integrated in the curriculum of fifty-six more selected public elementary and secondary schools in the country, according to the Department of Education.
DepEd Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo said that this is in compliance with Republic Act 7610, otherwise known as the Anti-Child Abuse Act, and in connection with the policy of creating a school-friendly environment within the context of the schools first initiative.
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[Summary] => With the opening of classes, Cebu City Schools Superintendent Leonilo Oliva has asked all Parents-Teachers Association officials, parents and concerned citizens to report school administrators or teachers who require parents to pay voluntary and unauthorized contributions during enrollment.
Oliva, in an open letter, said voluntary and authorized contributions should not be made a requirement for enrollment nor should these be made a reason for withholding the report cards or other school records of students in the public elementary and secondary schools in the city.
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[Title] => DepEd's Brigada Eskwela to start today
[Summary] => Starting today, parents, local civic organizations, church groups, barangay councils and concerned individuals - collectively called Brigada Eskwela - will troop to public elementary and secondary schools in the region to paint roofs, fix water pipes, repair doors and windows and make minor repairs to prepare school buildings for the opening of classes next month.
Several organizations and groups have already signed up for Brigada Eskwela, which highlights the Department of Education's National Schools Maintenance Week.
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[Summary] => In its aim to further strengthen the selection process of teachers in public schools, the Department of Education will now collaborate with the local government units.
DepEd officer-in-charge Fe Hidalgo has revised the hiring guidelines of teachers wherein she ordered schools superintendents to maintain discussions with the local government officials and furnish them with copies of the registry of qualified applicants that they may opt to use in determining who are appointed for the position in their locality.
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[Title] => Gangs threaten teachers in Lagtang
[Summary] => School officials of Lagtang Elementary School in Talisay City have raised the alarm over the recruitment activities of gangs Crips and Bloods in their campus.
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[Title] => Night high schools to have 5th year
[Summary] => Despite protests from parents, night classes in public high schools in Cebu City will observe a 5th year by next year.
Cebu City Schools Superintendent Leonilo Oliva sees the need for an additional year in night public high schools to meet the required class days.
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