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OFFICIAL STATEMENT

June 8, 2020 – We thank the President for reiterating the national government’s willingness to assist us in our endeavor to offer alternatives to face-to-face learning despite the public health situation.

We will comply with the President’s directive to postpone face-to-face classes until a vaccine is available.

We assure our parents, learners, stakeholders, and the President that we are preparing ourselves for this mission.

Indeed, it is a challenging task for us at the Department of Education to prepare our schools in a different set-up but we are committed to our duty to make education available and thriving, even in the most difficult time.

The Department is fully engaged in readying our operations based on our Basic Education-Learning Continuity Plan (BE-LCP), from the Central Office down to the school level. We are updating our policies, realigning our finances, and collaborating with our partners so that our goals of providing quality education and protecting the safety and health of our constituents will be achieved.

Currently, we are continuing to conduct remote enrollment nationwide in order to assess learners’ household information, which will be crucial in the preparation and the contextualization of the learning delivery mode in each locality.

Meanwhile, the groundwork for blended learning is well underway. Radio, television, online and modular learning – which are pre-existing methods and were already used for decades – are being prepared and updated for this year. At the same time, teachers are being trained on utilizing newer platforms and innovative tools to aid their professional development.

We are working with the private sector and education experts to make these necessary steps logistically sound, especially on the development, acquisition, and deployment of learning resources.

We will provide regular readiness assessment reports to the public as we have committed to the Congress.

With a comprehensive BE-LCP and the President’s instruction serving as our guide, we will continue our preparations. Finally, with our stakeholders coming together, we can leap towards achieving our ultimate goal – of making education a symbol of hope amidst doubts and uncertainties.

LEONOR MAGTOLIS BRIONES
Secretary

Kakaiba ang pagbubukas ng klase natin sa S.Y. 2020-2021 sa Agosto 24 dahil sa "new normal". Ang Kalusugan, Kaligtasan, at Kapakanan ng ating mga g**o at mag-aaral ang una nating isinaalang-alang sa pagbuo ng ating Learning Continuity Plan.

Sa inilatag natin na Learning Continuity Plan, ito ang Learning Delivery Modalities na isasagawa upang masig**ong tuloy-tuloy ang edukasyon.

Ang ating Regional and Division offices ay papayagang mamili ng LDM na akma at nararapat base sa health situation sa lugar na nasasakupan nila.

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On the opening of schools for SY 2020-2021

April 24, 2020

The following is a verbatim report on the statement made by Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque and Acting NEDA Secretary Karl Chua:

Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque: Mayroon po kasing batas na nagsasabi na ang opening of classes ay dapat Hunyo hanggang Agosto. Pero ang rekomendasyon po ng IATF, ang pinakamaaga pong pagbukas ng klase ay sa Setyembre, paano po ito Secretary (Chua)?

Acting NEDA Secretary Karl Chua: Actually, gusto ko po iclarify na tama po, may batas po at yung napresent po kanina ay for consideration lamang kasi po iyan ang lumalabas sa ating health study. Ang gusto po iparating ng DepEd ay magprepresent sila sa IATF ng kanilang recommendation para sumunod tayo sa batas. Anyway, hanggang end of August pwede naman po. Hintayin na lang natin ang DepEd para magpresent at yung IATF ang magsasabi kung policy na.

PS Roque: So ibig sabihin
the recommendation the earliest is September but subject to compliance with the law and recommendation of DepEd.
Malinaw po iyon.

(Presidential Spokesperson Secretary Harry Roque Jr. press briefing for the Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) at the New Executive Building (NEB) in Malacañang, Manila on April 24, 2020)

DepEd makes no further comment.

Mahalagang malaman namin ang inyong mga opinyon at suhestiyon tungkol sa pagbubukas ng klase para sa SY 2020-2021.

Maaari pong sagutan ang national online survey ng DepEd sa pamamagitan ng pag-click sa alinman sa mga sumusunod na link:

Link 1: https://forms.gle/iFW88F3N38TKHQAXA
Link 2: https://forms.gle/HiAEdXjR7NUZzYWeA
Link 3: https://forms.gle/8nPfoeFCxn7tp4VT6
Link 4: https://forms.gle/gCWppyNF3bXNqh5e8

Magsasara ang survey ng 5:00 PM ngayong araw, Abril 21, kaya siguraduhing naipadala ninyo ang inyong sagot! 🙌🏼

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