00:00Personally, the new Secretary of Education, Sani Angara, inspected a few schools in Quezon City.
00:07The MMDA is also the DepEd of the Eskwela Brigade for the upcoming enrollment.
00:12Bam Alegre was there.
00:17One day after President Bongbong Marcos left,
00:20the new Education Secretary, Sani Angara, inspected a few schools in Quezon City
00:26as part of the Eskwela Brigade 2024
00:29along with the Commonwealth Elementary School, which is one of the schools with the highest enrollment.
00:34The teachers and parents are helping in arranging the classrooms.
00:38What we often arrange is the cleaning of the surroundings.
00:42The chairs that are broken, we repair.
00:48The trimming of the trees around.
00:52The doors, there are broken doorknobs.
00:56Angara also visited the new Silangan High School.
00:59Volunteers, parents, and teachers are also helping in arranging the classrooms.
01:03Angara said that the President's marching order is clear.
01:06The first thing he said is to take care of the teachers
01:09because they are the ones in the heart of an education system.
01:13We heard their complaints.
01:14It's like they have a 15-year-old teacher.
01:18So we will fix the promotion system in the government.
01:22Let's see their benefits.
01:25Their teaching load.
01:26Sometimes, a lot of things are done that affect the teaching
01:30because there are a lot of administrative tasks.
01:33Aside from the senior teachers,
01:35Secretary Angara will also focus on the quality of the education of the students.
01:39Local governments and other agencies, such as the MMDA, are also involved in this.
01:44In the Eskwela Brigade, we provide paintings,
01:48repair items for the school,
01:51cleaners, signage,
01:54and traffic markers at the pedestrian crossing
01:59to ensure that our students are clean, safe, and convenient.
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