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DepEd Advances 3,000 Teachers, Principals in Cagayan Valley
The Department of Education has promoted over 3,000 educators and school leaders in the Cagayan Valley region while simultaneously bringing on more than 1,000 new personnel. The moves were announced during ceremonies marking National Teachers' Month celebrations.
LSN Philippines ·
The Department of Education (DepEd) announced Friday that it has promoted more than 3,000 teachers and principals across the Cagayan Valley region, underscoring the agency's commitment to recognizing and advancing its education workforce.
The promotions were part of broader personnel developments announced during National Teachers' Month observances. In addition to the advancement of existing staff, DepEd also hired over 1,000 new school personnel to bolster the region's educational capacity.
A mass oath-taking ceremony was held to formally induct the newly promoted and newly hired personnel into their respective positions. The event served as a formal recognition of their contributions to the education sector and their readiness to assume new responsibilities.
The combined moves represent a significant investment in human resources for schools across the Cagayan Valley, with DepEd emphasizing the importance of professional advancement and workforce expansion to support quality education delivery in the region.