SEN. LOREN LEGARDA TODAY HAILED THE RECENT ISSUANCE BY THE COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION (CHED) OF A MEMORANDUM URGING BOTH PRIVATE AND LOCAL INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING TO BE MORE FLEXIBLE IN IMPLEMENTING THE ‘NO PERMIT, NO EXAM’ POLICY FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT FULLY PAID THEIR TUITION FEES.
Loren said that given the country’s economic difficulties brought about by the global recession and the adverse effects of typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng last year, “it is only proper and fitting that students from poor families who could barely make ends meet be given enough leeway in meeting their financial obligations and allowed to take their mid-term exams.”
CHED Memorandum Order (CMO) 02 series of 2010 directed all colleges and universities to be flexible in the implementation of the “no permit, no exam” policy which was earlier criticized by various student groups. The memo said this is “in accordance with the pertinent provision of the 1987 Constitution and RA 7722 and for the purpose of ensuring the accessibility and affordability of quality higher education, and also in view of the unabated economic crisis brought about by circumstances worldwide as well as the recent calamities that the country has faced in the last year.”
Loren said the CHED memorandum is highly commendable as students, particularly those from urban poor, peasant and fisherfolk families who are already reeling from abject poverty, must not become “double victims” of their current economic straits and the schools’ strict requirements on payment of matriculation fees.
Loren said she is considering filing a bill that would make it a standard rule for schools and universities to allow students with unpaid school fees to take the required exams subject to certain conditions.
Loren also proposed that teachers who would be asked to perform election duties this May be given their allowances on time and provided additional benefits, such as health and life insurance, in recognition of their important contribution to the honest, orderly and peaceful conduct of elections in the country.
Via: http://lorenlegarda.com.ph/news_087_Loren_urges_flexibility_in_no_permit_no_exam_policy.php
wow!! great job sen. loren natulungan nio po kmi mga victims ng ondoy khit utang lng okies n po kami. bsta po makapagtapos lng salamt po sa tulong n yan sen. loren :) maraming maraming salamt po . . sana po sen. loren mapatupad din ung katulad sa states na "study first, pay later" sana po para po sa mga gustong mkpagaral n walang maipaaral. pra khit papano lht po kami n walang pampaaral eh makapgaral to have a better future po.. HAPPY BIRTHDAY po.. madam senator... wish u all the best and goodhealth muahugs
ReplyDeleteThat's very good sen/loren and dpat school admins. shud be very considerte reagrding that matter kc pano nga nmn yung mga mhihirap na students khit gustong-gusto nilang mg take ng exam di cla mkakapgtake kpag inimpliment pa din yung policy na toh kya ang gling nyo po mam loren
ReplyDeleteWish ko lng sna ,lht ng mga politicians n nsa position eh imbes na mgaway ng mgaway gumawa n lng ng mga gnitong mga bgay na tlga nmn mpapkinabangan ng lhat ng tao ispin nmn ntin yung kapakanan ng mga kbataan at bgyan ng pancin ang mga bgay n higit nilang kailngan ngaun. Katulad ng education at sana din mging mgndang halimbawa yung mga gngwa ni sen. loren pra gumawa din cla ng mgnda
ReplyDeleteKaramhan pa naman ng mga estujante ngaun mga working students specially sa colleges and universities kya mgnda tlga yung naicip na gnito ni loren legarda mraming mga studyante at mga mgulang ang mtutuwa dhil sagnwa nya lalo na ang npakhirap ng buhay ngayon kc nga my global crisis
ReplyDeletewow Thats very nice decision madam coz its not easy now our country suffer too much crisis that can affect all the students who are willing to study even they are in deep crisis, We salute you coz through this implementation maybe students strive thier best to go to school in fact they will pay that fees later or after the exam when they hav money already.
ReplyDeletetinuod gyod na marie kay bayaran man gyod na sa studyante after the end of the year. and in fact they have clearances to support that one. Kay kung matunong diay ang exam wala gyod kwarta dili gyod ka take??kawawa pod naniguro bya tawn pag tuon niya,ma offend nalang hinuon mga studyante ana. mao na henaot madayon ni senator.tgag leyte po ako..suportahan ka namu senator loren,
ReplyDeleteOO nga nmn kif we really like to help our country we have to start reaching out for the needs of the youth and their no.1 needs is education kya sana di maciado mhigpit ang mga sch. admins sa pgimplement ng no permit no exam kase kgagling lng ntin sa isang mlking crisis ung mga ngdaang bgyao na tlgang malik yung nging epekto sa kbuhyana ng mga tao
ReplyDeleteLike me isa po akung wrking student and sbrang malking factor po tlga ung pgkuha ng exam pra sken kc ngsisikap tlga ako pran matpos q po ung course ko pero hnde po tlga naiiwsan minsan n sbrang kapos at nkukulngan ang png tuition ko dhil na din sa iba ko png gstusin kya nga po pg la ako png tuition hind din aq nkakakuha ng exam at mlki po tlga ang ngiging effetcs n2 sa grades ko kc bumbaba kc nga l8 nko ng exam kya sana nga po eh matupad tlga to kc mlking tulong po tlga sa mga ktulad kong working students thanks po sen. loren
ReplyDeleteHi evryone I'm an OFW from Dubai at meron akong 2 kids na pingaaral jan sa Phils. at of course there are times na nadedelay yung pagpapadala ko ng pera pra png tuition fee ng mga anak ko kya nga sv din nila minsan pg ntwag ako sa knila n di cla nkakuha ng exma skc la clng permit and ang POLICY daw ng school is NO PERMIT NO EXAM kya nung nlman ko tong bill ni loren legarda n ntuwa tlga ako kc mkaktulong tlga
ReplyDeleteMARMING MGA FAMILY NA TLGANG NA APEKTUHAN NG BGAYO KYA TAMNG-TMA LNG N MGING FLEXIBLE UNG GNITONG POLICY NG MGA SCHOOLS NA DI MAKAKUHA NG EXMAS PAG LA PERMIT KWA2 UNG MGA STUDENTS
ReplyDeletedapat matagal na tong nangyari kahit bago pa mag ondoy. naalala ko kasi noong nag aaral ako, kahit magreview ako ng mabuti hindi ako makakuha ng exams dahil wala akong permit at wala pa kong pambyad. sayang ung talino ko nadidistract lang ako dahil nga sa hirap ng buhay.maraming salamt sen loren ksi malaking tulong to lalo na sa panahon ngayon na mahirap na ang buhay at mas kailangan ng mga bata ng maayos na edukasyon, para naman ganahan sila na magaral.
ReplyDeletewow. grabe laking tulong po niyan sen loren sa mga nasalanta ng bagyong ondoy pepeng at santi. madami po kasing nawalan ng mga kabuhayan. kaya dapat lang n magkaroon ng ganitong policy. para hindi din dumating sa punto ang mga estudyante na madrop dahil sa hindi pagbayad ng tuition nila. magandang simula din to kasi malaking tulong ito sa mga nasalanta ng bagyong ondoy pepeng at santi. GREAT JOB senator. loren legarda keep up the goodwork and good deeds :)
ReplyDeleteI wud lyk 2 thank sen. loren for this advocacy of her she really proves that she wants to help the youth in achieving their dreams and goals in life by giving them the oppurtunity to have a better education.we must admit that this advocacy is very helpful specially for those students who belongs to poor family
ReplyDeleteThat is very right KC pno n lng kung plgi n lng iimplement ung policy na gnito kawawa tlga ung mga di mkakuha ng exam kc review pa cla ng review 4 their exams tpos di rin nmn pla cla mkakuha kung wal clng pmbyad sana khit konting consideration lang nmn po please
ReplyDeleteIcipin din dpt nung mga my -ari ng mga eskwelhan ung klgayn ng mga batang estudyante wag lng ung kakunlad ng mga negosyo nila
ReplyDeleteMay tama ka diyan kasi responsible din naman talaga sila na magbayad niyan eh..at di naman sila maka graduate kung hindi makapagbayad so kailangan lang konting patience mga bossing all over the world.
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