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In a text message to The STAR, Lapus said he recently instructed DepEd National Capital Region (NCR) Director Teresita Domalanta to investigate allegations against some of the schools that allegedly "sold" review materials to students in preparation for the NCAE, administered to high school students last Jan. 17.

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In a text message to The STAR, Lapus said he recently instructed DepEd National Capital Region (NCR) Director Teresita Domalanta to investigate allegations against some of the schools that allegedly "sold" review materials to students in preparation for the NCAE, administered to high school students last Jan. 17.

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DepEd finds no proof that schools sold review materials for NCAE

By Sandy Araneta | January 21, 2007 - 12:00am

The Department of Education (DepEd) has not found evidence to prove allegations that public or private schools sold review materials for the recent National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE), Education...

Headlines

Profile of a DI

By Anastacia Lim | October 30, 2003 - 12:00am

Alex Ortua teaches women in their prime ballroom dancing. He is a dance instructor, commonly known as a DI.

Food and Leisure

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