A group on Friday, March 3, urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to be “more considerate” of the plight of both teachers and learners as well as drivers of public utility vehicles (PUV) during the transport strike set next week.
A group on Friday, March 3, urged the Department of Education to be “more considerate” of the plight of both teachers and learners as well as drivers of public utility vehicles during the transport strike set next week.
“Nonetheless, we endure these with our dedication to the objectives of education. The already difficult public commute will surely be amplified and unbearable with the scheduled transport strike,” ACT said. “If college students are expected to have a hard time coming to school on the days of the transport strike, what more for our much younger pupils?” ACT asked.
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