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KIDS AT ILOILO DUMPSITE: FROM GARBAGE TO BOOKS

By: Elsa S. Subong

BETWEEN garbage and books, children from poor families would rather scavenge than read; the former, for survival, the latter a pastime they can hardly afford, and may not have the time at all.

Or they will always choose to be in the dumpsite than in the classrooms because they have become used to it, for scavenging is easy money having seen how their parents had been engaged in this "livelihood" ever since they can remember.

For parents, having their children scour at the dumpsite is a necessity to help the family; they never realized that they are forcing their children into one of the worst forms of child labor- scavenging, according to the International Labor Organization (ILO).Barangay Calahunan in Mandurriao,Iloilo City is a mountain of a dumpsite where the more than four million residents of the city deposit their tons of garbage every day.
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Luistro warns DepEd personnel against unaccredited HEIs

The Department of Education has directed its officials and personnel not to enroll in higher education institutions (HEIs) offering masteral and doctoral degree programs which are not recognized by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). 

The directive was contained in DepEd Order No. 78 s. 2011 which orders that DepEd officials and personnel must refrain from enrolling in non-accredited colleges and universities offering higher education programs which are similarly not authorized. 

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DepEd joins campaign for Puerto Princesa Underground River

Education Secretary Armin Luistro has echoed the national call to support the campaign to recognize the Puerto Princesa Underground River one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature.

 Luistro has issued Memorandum No. 138, series 2011, to call on the entire department to work towards awareness, appreciation, preservation and promotion of our own Puerto Princesa Underground River to be included in the New Seven Wonders of Nature (N7WN) through various activities and other initiatives

 “As a nation, what we lack in material wealth, we compensate with the richness of our natural resources, hence, we should take advantage of this by putting our country on top of the world,” said Luistro.

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DepEd asks public to refer to guidelines on suspension of classes during bad weather

 The Department of Education  has called on the public especially parents to use as guide  the existing policies on suspension of classes  during bad weather condition to keep children out of harm.  

 Based on DepEd Order No. 28, series of 2005, classes in all public and private elementary and secondary schools are automatically suspended or cancelled without having to wait for announcement under the following circumstances:

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DepEd warns against private schools without permit

The Department of Education has advised parents to verify if the private schools where their children are enrolled have permit, recognition or accreditation from the DepEd to avoid complications later on.

DepEd said students who finished a grade or year level in a school without permit to operate will be asked to take the Philippine Validating Test prior to admission in another school to validate the acquired learning gains.

While DepEd is in full charge of the basic education in elementary and secondary public schools, it has supervisory powers over private schools to ensure that they comply with government standards.

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International agencies join 2011 Brigada Eskwela

The Department of Education’s Brigada Eskwela or National Schools Maintenance Week is getting the support of two international donor organizations which pledged to help spruce up public schools in time for the opening of classes on June 6, 2011. 

Education Secretary Armin Luistro said the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAid) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) have  signified their  participation to this year’s Brigada Eskwela  by adopting public schools for repair and repainting.

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