FACT CHECK: Senior high school has not been replaced with mandatory military service FactsFirstPH
Grades 11 and 12 in the K to 12 curriculum will be abolished and replaced with mandatory military service.
A YouTube video says in Filipino that the two additional years for senior high school will be replaced by two-year military service, as announced by Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte.: The claim was made in a YouTube video that has 8,600 views and 321 likes as of writing.
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