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Marcos launches nationwide laptop rollout for public school teachers
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. inaugurated a nationwide distribution program delivering Apple MacBook Neo units to public school educators on Monday. The initiative, spearheaded by the Department of Education, began with a ceremonial handover of 209 laptops in Pangasinan.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. formally launched the Department of Education's Computerization Program on Monday, overseeing the distribution of Apple MacBook Neo laptops to public school teachers nationwide. The inaugural ceremony took place at Dagupan City National High School in Pangasinan, where 209 units were symbolically turned over to educators in the region.
The distribution marks a significant step in the government's efforts to enhance digital capabilities within the nation's public education system. The initiative aims to equip teachers with modern computing tools to support classroom instruction and administrative functions across the country's public schools.
The Dagupan City event served as the ceremonial launch point for the broader rollout, signaling the administration's commitment to modernizing educational infrastructure. The program is expected to reach educators across multiple regions as the distribution phase progresses under DepEd's supervision.