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Enero 24, 2022 โ Napag-alaman ng Kagawaran ng Edukasyon (DepEd) sa pamamagitan ng isang online article na ilang mga guro ang nagkakaroon ng mga isyu sa Online Banking feature ng Landbank.
Bagamat wala pang natatanggap na anumang pormal na incident report ang DepEd Central Office, kasalukuyan na nitong hinahanapan ng balidasyon ang mga claims na ito sa mga field office.
Nakipag-ugnayan na ang Landbank sa DepEd at siniguro na ang mga kaso ng unauthorized withdrawals ay maayos na aasikasuhin at bibigyan ng lubusang atensyon.
Hinihikayat ng DepEd ang lahat ng kawani nito na ipaalam agad sa kani-kanilang Dibisyon, at iulat ang anumang mga isyu sa pinakamalapit na Landbank branch.
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Online Article Link:ย Inquirer.net
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March 15, 2021 โ Due to major changes in the school calendar for School Year (SY) 2020-2021, the Department of Education (DepEd) will conduct the early registration for SY 2021-2022 from March 26 to April 30, 2021.
The month-long activity is initiated to ensure that incoming learners are registered for the School Year and help the Department better prepare for possible issues and concerns that may arise, as stipulated in DepEd Order No. 3, s. 2018, or the Basic Education Enrollment policy.
โAll incoming Kindergarten, Grades 1, 7, and 11 in public elementary and secondary schools shall pre-register to allow the Department to make necessary preparations and incoming plans for the coming school year,โ Secretary Leonor Magtolis Briones said.
Read more: DepEd announces early registration schedule for SY 2021-2022
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February 05, 2021ย โ Public school teachers will assist the national government in its vaccination program through information drive.
This is what Education Secretary Leonor Magtolis Briones emphasized in a recent press briefing, clarifying that teachers would not administer vaccines against COVID-19 once it is available.
โDini-deny namin iyong perception na ang mga teachers ay sila mismo ang mag-vaccinate ng ating mga kabataan or your fellow teachers dahil may COVID o wala, anong klaseng sakit o wala, very strict ang protocol sa medicine na kung hindi ka trained medical personnel, hindi ka naman talagang isasabak sa mga medical procedures,โย Secretary Briones said.
Citing discussions with the Department of Health (DOH), Briones noted that teachers can help inform learners on the overview of the national governmentโs vaccine program.
โAng malaking kontribusyon ng mga teachers ay iyong pagpalaganap ng impormasyon hinggil sa vaccine. But even for that, kailangan silang i-brief nang husto, nang maayos ng malaman nila talaga kung ano benefits o ang protection na maibigay ng vaccine sa mga teachers,โย the Education chief said.
โTeachers are trained to teach, not to administer vaccine,โ Sec. Briones added.
On using schools as vaccination centers, she stressed that it will be a case-to-case basis since not all schools are equipped with spaces and equipment for the program.
โKailangan iplano iyan nang maayos kasi mayroon tayong schools na malaki ang clinic, mayroon namang schools na maliit lang, isang kuwatro lang ang clinic. So depende iyan sa sitwasyon ng eskuwelahan,โ she said.
Currently, schools act as distribution sites for learning packets and Self-Learning Modules.
โWilling tayo tumulong, but ang interest natin is to protect the children, teachers, and staff,โ she said.
She shared that schools are only used as quarantine facilities upon the approval of the request of concerned local government units (LGUs).
Secretary Briones also addressed concerns on blended learning and ways forward for the current school year during the online press conference.
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