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Marcos administers oath to 4,244 promoted educators in Cagayan Valley
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. presided over the swearing-in of thousands of newly promoted teachers and school personnel in Cagayan Valley on Friday, marking a key implementation milestone for the government's career advancement initiative.
LSN Philippines ·
SANTIAGO CITY — A total of 4,244 promoted teachers and non-teaching staff in Cagayan Valley took their official oaths of office before President Marcos at the Santiago City Sports Arena in Barangay Baluarte on Friday.
The ceremony formalized the implementation of the Expanded Career Progression (ECP) System, a government initiative designed to strengthen the regional education workforce by providing advancement opportunities for teaching and support personnel.
The ECP System represents a structural reform aimed at improving career pathways within the education sector, allowing qualified educators and administrative staff to advance through clearly defined positions and responsibilities.
The oath-taking event underscores the administration's commitment to investing in human resources within the education system, with officials emphasizing the significance of career development opportunities for the nation's teaching force.
The promotion of thousands of personnel in Cagayan Valley is part of broader implementation efforts under the ECP System, which is expected to enhance institutional capacity across regional schools and educational offices.