+ Follow DR. EVANGELINE LADINES Tag
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[Title] => No pact with mayor, say Taguig-Pateros principals
[Summary] => School principals in Taguig and Pateros have denied allegations that they were made to sign a pledge of allegiance to Taguig Mayor Freddie Tinga in exchange for financial incentives.
Dr. Evangeline Ladines, president of the Philippine Elementary School Principals Association (PESPA) Taguig-Pateros chapter, said a statement made by Domingo Alidon, president of the Department of Education Employees Union, that Tinga made several principals sign a pledge of allegiance was "highly irresponsible and a flat-out lie."
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[Title] => Teachers, parents rally in Pateros for ouster of DepEd exec
[Summary] => More than a thousand teachers and parents of elementary and high school students in the Taguig-Pateros district marched to the Pateros Elementary School yesterday, calling for the ouster of Department of Education (DepEd) Division Superintendent Rolando Magno.
The rallyists, who have been complaining against Magno’s alleged "improper release of funds," gathered at different converging points as early as 5 a.m. and marched with placards to his office at the school.
[DatePublished] => 2005-05-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tough days ahead for Taguig public schools
[Summary] => Public school students in Taguig City may have to live with the heat, darkness and thirst while attending classes.
This as public elementary schools in the city are in danger of losing electric and water supply as Department of Education (DepEd) officials have yet to properly release funds for paying the bills.
School principals said they were worried about the consequences of the "improper release of funds" and lack of action from the DepEd despite their constant appeal.
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[Title] => Transferees sa mga public schools patuloy sa pagtaas
[Summary] => Sanhi ng sobrang taas ng tuition fees, dagsa ang transferees sa mga public elementary at high schools mula sa ibat-ibang kolehiyo at unibersidad sa Makati City, subalit higit na mas mabigat ang problemang kinakaharap ng mga pampublikong paaralan sa Taguig City dahil puputulan ito ng elektrisidad at tubig ngayong school opening dahil bininbin umano ng kanilang school superintendent ang pondo nito.
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DR. EVANGELINE LADINES
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[Title] => No pact with mayor, say Taguig-Pateros principals
[Summary] => School principals in Taguig and Pateros have denied allegations that they were made to sign a pledge of allegiance to Taguig Mayor Freddie Tinga in exchange for financial incentives.
Dr. Evangeline Ladines, president of the Philippine Elementary School Principals Association (PESPA) Taguig-Pateros chapter, said a statement made by Domingo Alidon, president of the Department of Education Employees Union, that Tinga made several principals sign a pledge of allegiance was "highly irresponsible and a flat-out lie."
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[Title] => Teachers, parents rally in Pateros for ouster of DepEd exec
[Summary] => More than a thousand teachers and parents of elementary and high school students in the Taguig-Pateros district marched to the Pateros Elementary School yesterday, calling for the ouster of Department of Education (DepEd) Division Superintendent Rolando Magno.
The rallyists, who have been complaining against Magno’s alleged "improper release of funds," gathered at different converging points as early as 5 a.m. and marched with placards to his office at the school.
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[Title] => Tough days ahead for Taguig public schools
[Summary] => Public school students in Taguig City may have to live with the heat, darkness and thirst while attending classes.
This as public elementary schools in the city are in danger of losing electric and water supply as Department of Education (DepEd) officials have yet to properly release funds for paying the bills.
School principals said they were worried about the consequences of the "improper release of funds" and lack of action from the DepEd despite their constant appeal.
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