Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF RIZAL SYSTEM

Morong,Rizal

INSTITUTE OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Name of Student: CHERRY M. ADUAN

Course: Ph.D. Educational Management
Subject: Business and Fiscal Management of Educational Enterprise
Professorial Lecturer : DR. GLORIA SARABIA

The Constitutional Provisions and Legal Mandates of Financing Education

Introduction
As future educators, we have a framework to work within when we exercise
our rights in relation to children, parents, teachers, and other staff members thanks
to the legal underpinning of education. Also, these legal principles uphold our
professional limits, which aids us in preventing abuse of power in the classroom.
Any program or advocacy effort must take into account laws and constitutional
provisions. Legally, it provides a solid legal framework and safeguards human rights.
Since its contents are a superior or higher law, they serve as the basis for all
regulations, laws, institutions, and procedures.

Summary

The report of Ms. Joy Avelino underlined how important it is for everyone in

the world to have access to education. On a national level, there is a constitutional

commitment to education that is significant both symbolically and practically. The

constitution expresses the belief that all educators should strive to provide "quality

education," a "complete, adequate, and integrated system of education relevant to

the needs of the people and society," and that the State should make sure that all

citizens can access this system of education. People have a means to hold

governments accountable for keeping their commitments and violating their rights

thanks to constitutions that are typically resistant to regression when the

administration changes.
 Insight

Our country can only be successful if a considerable percentage of its

population is educated, most countries devote a significant amount of their financial

assets to attempting to give their citizenry equal opportunities. Because everyone in

power believes that education is the key to understanding a country's economy and

social concerns. It is clear enough that principles and funding requirements in

education is the top priority for most of the nation and other nations throughout the

world.

Foresight

By the topic at hand, I can see how crucial it is for leaders to pursue best

education. I know that being a leader involves a complete understanding of the

system in addition to managing people. The Constitutions ought to be internalized

and understood. I would apply what I have learned from having this graduate

studies, as well as continue to enhance my talents to make myself a worthy

candidate for the post, if I ever have the opportunity to lead in the future.