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Muntinlupa LGU turns over 2,557 laptops, 28 photocopie­rs to public school teachers

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THE local government of Muntinlupa provides laptops and photocopie­rs for public school teachers in a bid to help them adapt to distance learning amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mayor Jaime Fresnedi led a ceremonial turn-over ceremony of the first batch of 2,557 laptops and 28 photocopie­rs to Schools Division Superinten­dent Dr. Dominico Idanan and other school principals last October 8.

All Muntinlupa public school teachers in elementary, junior and senior high schools, including school heads, will each receive a brand new laptop with specificat­ions prescribed by the Department of Education.

Public schools are also set to receive photocopie­rs to aid in the printing of modules for the distance learning modality being implemente­d in the “new normal” of education in the country.

“The City Government of Muntinlupa will continue to support our teachers and students to adapt to the changes of the education system, no one will be left behind. We will ensure that everyone can access all

kinds of learning modalities whether online or offline,” Fresnedi said.

Further, students who are in need will also receive tablets to help them access online learning resources. The local government awaits the delivery of the devices to be distribute­d to the students.

Fresnedi added that the city’s scholarshi­p program will continue to be a priority of the City Government.

Muntinlupa Scholarshi­p Program (MSP) acting chief Alvin Veron assured the public of the continuity of the local

government’s scholarshi­p program despite academic calendar shift and changes in teaching modalities.

Muntinlupa City offers a comprehens­ive educationa­l assistance program with over 71,000 scholars in elementary to college, including technical-vocational, graduate, law and medicine schools.

Elementary and alternativ­e learning system students in Muntinlupa receive an allowance of up to P4,000 per year. For junior high school

students, the local government provides up to P5,000, while senior high school students receive up to P6,000 per year.

Further, State Universiti­es and Colleges students, including beneficiar­ies of Continuing Assistance for Reintegrat­ing Students Program, receive a maximum incentive of up to P10,000 per semester depending on their academic performanc­e. Other cash assistance are given to different scholarshi­p categories.

 ??  ?? Muntinlupa Mayor Jaime Fresnedi (fourth from left) leads a ceremonial turn-over ceremony of 2,557 laptops and 28 photocopie­rs for public school teachers to Schools Division Superinten­dent Dr. Dominico Idanan (third from left) and other school principals on October 8. With him (from left) Pedro Diaz High School principal Dr. Rosendo Sangalang, Muntinlupa National HS – Main principal Dr. Florante Marmeto, SDS Dr. Dominico Idanan, MNHS — Tunasan Annex principal Dr. Antonio Rocha, Muntinlupa Federation of Public Elementary and Secondary Teachers president Dr. Jaime Bautista.
Muntinlupa Mayor Jaime Fresnedi (fourth from left) leads a ceremonial turn-over ceremony of 2,557 laptops and 28 photocopie­rs for public school teachers to Schools Division Superinten­dent Dr. Dominico Idanan (third from left) and other school principals on October 8. With him (from left) Pedro Diaz High School principal Dr. Rosendo Sangalang, Muntinlupa National HS – Main principal Dr. Florante Marmeto, SDS Dr. Dominico Idanan, MNHS — Tunasan Annex principal Dr. Antonio Rocha, Muntinlupa Federation of Public Elementary and Secondary Teachers president Dr. Jaime Bautista.

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