The Inquirer Foundation’s initiative for the youth and education sector has come to this Negros Occidental city, the first local government in the Visayas and the fourth in the country to sign up as an INQskwela partner.
Launched in 2019, INQskwela seeks to offer the paper as a supplemental educational material that teachers can use to develop their students’ reading skills, critical thinking, media literacy, and general grasp of public affairs and current events.
In 2022, after taking a pause due to the pandemic, the project expanded as it found a local government partner in Valenzuela City , followed by San Manuel, Tarlac , and Manila early this year.
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