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PH cities join Marcos, DepEd push to speed up classroom construction
CITY governments across the country have joined the Department of Education (DepEd) and the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in a unified effort to speed up the construction of classrooms, marking the first time cities nationwide formally committed to a single coordinated plan to address the country’s classroom shortage. City mayors from across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao signed an agreement with the DepEd at Malacañan Palace, pledging to help fast-track permits, identify priority schools, and support the construction of safe and modern classrooms in their communities. President Marcos thanked the city local government units for answering the call to help solve the classroom gap. “Tiyakin nating hindi maaantala ang mga proyekto. Tiyakin nating de-kalidad ang mga silid-aralan. Tiyakin natin na ang bawat sentimo na pinaghirapan ng ating mga kababayan ay gagamitin sa tama (Let us ensure that the projects will not be delayed. Let us ensure that the classrooms are of high quality. Let us ensure that every cent earned through the hard work of our fellow citizens is used properly),” President Marcos said.The agreement builds on an earlier partnership with provincial governments and forms part of a broader national strategy to close the country’s 165,000 classroom gap. Education Secretary Sonny Angara, who pushed for the flexibility provision of classroom construction in the 2026 General Appropriations Act, said the partnership will help deliver classrooms faster by working closely with local governments that understand the needs of their schools. “Malaking hakbang ito upang mas mapabilis ang pagpapatayo ng mga silid-aralan. Alam ng ating mga lungsod kung saan pinaka kailangan ang mga classroom, at sa pagtutulungan natin, mas mabibigyan natin ng ligtas at maayos na lugar ang ating mga mag-aaral at guro (This is a big step toward speeding up the construction of classrooms. Our cities know where classrooms are most needed, and through our cooperation, we can better provide our students and teachers with safe and suitable places to learn and work),” Angara said.President Marcos has identified education as a top priority with a total of P85 billion allocated in 2026 for basic education facilities construction and rehabilitation. DepEd is also exploring new approaches, such as public-private partnerships and leasing, to speed up delivery and improve learning conditions. LGUs are also encouraged to set up Learning Continuity Spaces or LCS to ensure uninterrupted learning during classroom construction and in times of emergencies or disasters. Angara said the nationwide partnership empowers cities to take direct action in helping build classrooms, reduce overcrowding, and ensure learners and teachers have better spaces for teaching and learning. The signing was witnessed by teachers and learners, who will directly benefit from the faster construction of classrooms and better learning spaces.
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