Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III warned on Thursday that the exclusion of Filipino as a core subject in college would only “deteriorate” further the youth’s grasp on the Filipino language.

I am often asked, both privately and publicly, why I – of all people – am against adding at least one Filipino subject to the new General Education Curriculum (GEC) that will take effect in 2018.

The Supreme Court (SC) has ruled that the K-12 curriculum is constitutional. While this means that the country’s K-12 program is here to stay, making our educational system ‘in par’ with other ...

MANILA, Philippines — Professors and students on Monday trooped to the Supreme Court as Tanggol Wika filed an appeal to overturn the tribunal’s ruling that affirmed the constitutionality of a ...

The Supreme Court ruling upholding the Commission on Higher Education's (CHED) memo removing Filipino language and literature as mandatory subjects in college curriculum is tantamount to making ...

The Department of Education clarifies that Korean is intended as an elective MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Education (DepEd) clarified on Sunday, November 18, that the Korean language is ...

Gary Devilles, Filipino department head of Ateneo de Manila University —PHOTOS BY LESTER G. BABIERA College subjects to be taught in Filipino need not be limited to literature and language. They could ...

Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino Chairman and National Artist Virgilio Almario says schools should not use the Supreme Court's decision to renege on their duty to cultivate Filipino as the national ...

SENATE President Vicente Sotto 3rd on Thursday said the exclusion of Filipino as a core subject in college is unconstitutional. Sotto cited Article XIV, Section 6 of the Constitution, which states ...

While Robin Padilla strongly supports President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration, the action star is not happy with the Supreme Court’s (SC) decision to exclude Filipino and Panitikan (Philippine ...