BICOL COLLEGE

Daraga Albay

VISION
Bicol College envisions to be a university offering affordable education
geared towards academic excellence, leadership and social responsibility
for the empowerment of the individual in a changing world.

MISSION
The mission of Bicol College is to provide necessary support to excel in
research instruction and community outreach in order to produce
competitive graduates with strong social commitment

GOALS

1. Pursue a research culture in the curricular and instructional programs.

2. Adhere to a set of core values among the students and the school
community.
3. Aim to be a leader in the various professions by becoming centers of
development and excellence.
4. Strengthen community involvement and extension services.

EDUCATION AND LAW

 Education and law are interconnected in various ways, as legal
frameworks play a significant role in shaping and governing the education
system. Here are some key points of intersection between education and
law:
Right to Education:
Many countries have laws that guarantee citizens the right to
education. These laws often outline the basic requirements for access to
education and may include provisions for compulsory education.
Education Governance:
Legal frameworks establish the structure and governance of
educational institutions. This includes the creation of school boards,
administrative bodies, and regulatory authorities responsible for
overseeing education.
Curriculum and Standards:
Laws may dictate the curriculum and standards that educational
institutions must follow. This ensures a certain level of quality and
consistency across the education system.
Discrimination and Equal Opportunity:
Education laws often address issues of discrimination and promote
equal opportunity in education. They may prohibit discrimination based on
factors such as race, gender, religion, or disability.
Special Education:
Legal provisions are in place to address the needs of students with
disabilities. These may include laws requiring the provision of special
education services and accommodations.

Student Rights and Responsibilities:

Laws outline the rights and responsibilities of students. This may
include issues such as freedom of expression, privacy rights, and
disciplinary procedures.
Teacher Certification and Employment:
 Legal requirements for teacher certification and employment help
ensure that educators meet certain standards. These standards may include
educational qualifications and adherence to a professional code of conduct.
School Finance:
Laws determine how education is funded, addressing issues such as
school budgets, funding formulas, and the equitable distribution of
resources among different schools and districts.
Safety and Security:
Legal provisions are in place to address the safety and security of
students and staff within educational institutions. This includes regulations
related to school violence prevention and emergency preparedness.
Higher Education:
Laws govern higher education institutions, covering issues such as
accreditation, academic freedom, admissions policies, and the rights of
students and faculty.
Intellectual Property in Education:
Laws related to intellectual property may impact the use of
educational materials, technology, and the sharing of knowledge within
educational settings.
International and Human Rights Law:
International and human rights laws can also influence education
policies, especially concerning issues like access to education, cultural
diversity, and the rights of children.

BICOL COLLEGE
Daraga Albay
EDUCATION AND LAW

Submitted by:

Ivan C. Rosales
Student

Submitted to:
Milagros Esparrago
Professor