The Philippine Education
In the Philippines, a thirteen-year education is mandatory by law. These thirteen years run from kindergarten up
to grade 12, also known as the K-12 programme. After which, students have the option of whether to pursue
Pre-colonial period
Education was informal and
unstructured, decentralized. This
education basically prepared their
children to become good husband and
wives.
American Regime
The Americans promoted
democratic ideals and the
democratic way of life.
May
the first American school was
established in
Corregidor, and shortly after the
capture of Manila.
schools were opened in the city.
Training was done through the schools
both public and secular
manned by Chaplains and Military
Officers of the US Army.
August 23
Thomasites arrived in the
Philippines
Executive Order No. 134
was signed by President
Manuel L. Quezon designating
Tagalog as our National Language.
Executive Order No. 217 otherwise
known as the Quezon Code of
Ethics was taught in schools.
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higher education or not.
1565
Education Decree
This law gave Filipinos a
1863 complete system of education
from elementary to collegiate
level. Attendance in school was
1898- compulsory between the ages
of seven and twelve.
1946
August 29
The schools maintained by the
1898 Spaniards for more than three
centuries were closed but were
1898 -
reopened by the
1899 Spanish Era
Education was formal and
1898 organized. It was authoritarian
in nature. There was a separate
school for boys and
girls. Wealthy Filipinos or the
ilustrados were
1901 accommodated in the schools.
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Free education in public
2017 schools was provided all over
the country,
in accordance with the 1935
Constitution.
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1936 2012
the Philippines launched its "K to 12"
2017 Program, a comprehensive reform of its
basic education. Through this reform,
the Philippines is catching up with
global standards in secondary
education and is attaching a high
value to kindergarten.
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