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[Title] => EDITORIAL - 2 more years of schooling but no homework on weekends?
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[Title] => Labella proposes revival of 'baon' system for kids
[Summary] => With schoolchildren already back to their respective schools, a proposal has been raised at the city council to urge parents and school administrators to promote the revival of the old "baon" system.
Councilor Edgardo Labella authored a resolution asking the Department of Education, and the Department of Health, to encourage parents to go back to the "baon" practice of the past instead of letting children buy food from ambulant or sidewalk vendors, as is now commonly done.
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[Title] => Labella proposes revival of 'baon' system for kids
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Councilor Edgardo Labella authored a resolution asking the Department of Education, and the Department of Health, to encourage parents to go back to the "baon" practice of the past instead of letting children buy food from ambulant or sidewalk vendors, as is now commonly done.
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[Title] => Optional accident insurance for field trips encouraged
[Summary] => The Department of Education (DepEd) is urging private and public schools to get optional accident insurance for their students who are joining field trips.
In an order, Education Secretary Edilberto de Jesus said schools should also secure written consent from parents for such educational trips.
"Teachers should always accompany schoolchildren from the time they assemble for the field trip up to the time they leave for their respective homes. Parent-volunteers should also be encouraged to join to help in looking after the schoolchildren," he said.
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Councilor Edgardo Labella authored a resolution asking the Department of Education, and the Department of Health, to encourage parents to go back to the "baon" practice of the past instead of letting children buy food from ambulant or sidewalk vendors, as is now commonly done.
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Councilor Edgardo Labella authored a resolution asking the Department of Education, and the Department of Health, to encourage parents to go back to the "baon" practice of the past instead of letting children buy food from ambulant or sidewalk vendors, as is now commonly done.
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"Teachers should always accompany schoolchildren from the time they assemble for the field trip up to the time they leave for their respective homes. Parent-volunteers should also be encouraged to join to help in looking after the schoolchildren," he said.
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