DepEd to start 'K+12' in June 2011

**KSC** · April 26th, 2011 05:59 PM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

additional 2 years of senior highschool.. so aabutan ba yung mga anak natin nito?? sa public school lang ba to?? or pati private schools??

additional 2 years in hs.. additional gastos to!

sa ngayon nga yung ibang public schools may 2 shifts na.. yung iba 3 shifts pa to accomodate the number of students.. tapos dadagdagan pa nang 2 years? hayy

http://www.philstar.com/ArticlePrint...bCategoryId=63

di ba kulang tayo sa class room and teachers? papano ka magdadag ng 2 more years? saan mo ilalagay yung mga estudyate? saan ba galing yang si luistro? di ba sa eskwelahan ng mayayaman. tataas ang revenue ng may ari ng la salle and mapua.

**mact_tors** · April 26th, 2011 06:44 PM

Originally Posted by myk384

Buti nalang hindi ako aabutan nito kasi college freshman na ako sa pasukan.

Siguro matutuwa ang mga kakagraduate ng Grade 6 this year dahil five years silang magkakasama sa hirap at ginhawa

Buti nalang hindi ko sila tinakot kasi sa year book committee, tinatawagan ko sila for the info at hindi ko minemention ang k12 thingy.

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**jedi** · April 26th, 2011 07:08 PM

ano kaya magiging impact nito?

yung mga first year high school ngayon (2nd year next year) graduate na sila after 3 years which is 2014.

yung incoming first year high school students, gagraduate sila ng high school ng 2016.

it means magiging konti lang ang magiging 1st year college sa school year 2014-2015?

and yung volume ng mga gagraduate ng college ng 2018-19 eh kokonti.

tama ba ito? or applicable din ito sa mga 2nd year high school na ngayon?

**myk384** · April 26th, 2011 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by jedi

ano kaya magiging impact nito?

yung mga first year high school ngayon (2nd year next year) graduate na sila after 3 years which is 2014.

yung incoming first year high school students, gagraduate sila ng high school ng 2016.

it means magiging konti lang ang magiging 1st year college sa school year 2014-2015?

and yung volume ng mga gagraduate ng college ng 2018-19 eh kokonti.

tama ba ito? or applicable din ito sa mga 2nd year high school na ngayon?

Yup, that's correct. Most of my froshie going on sophomore friends are happy about it. The question is, how would the third years be called? And how would they celebrate JS prom??

**renzo_d10** · April 26th, 2011 07:31 PM

this is stupid.

mas tataas ang drop-out rate nito - coz parents can no longer pay for the +2 years in hs.

they can't fix the current problems now nga eh. what more if they add 2 more years ? mas " hell " yan for them. mas babatikusin sila.

this is good sana IF ...

1. there are sufficient jobs to employ the unemployed parents here.
2. there are enough classrooms for the students
3. there are enough teachers/textbooks/chairs etc. for the students
4. there will be enough jobs awaiting for the graduating students from the public/private school

ang tanong, meron ba ? WALA.

**boybi** · April 26th, 2011 07:40 PM

Sa fifth year pa naman kelangan yung additional classrooms. The gov't have 4 yrs to build these classrooms.

**_Qwerty_** · April 26th, 2011 08:10 PM

2016-2017 school year pa daw yung simula nang 5th year.. so ang apektado dito eh yung incoming grade 6 students ngayon..

[SIZE=2]2011 - 2012 Grade 6[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2012 - 2013 1st year[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2013 - 2014 2nd year[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2014 - 2015 3rd year[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2015 - 2016 4th year[/SIZE]
2016 - 2017 5th year

**jedi** · April 26th, 2011 08:43 PM

sa mga pumapasok sa elementary ng grade 1, ilang ang percentage na gumagraduate ng grade 6, nababawasan din pag graduate ng high school, lalo na mga drop outs sa college.

yung mga college graduate nga hirap na humanap ng trabaho, halos mamalimos ang magulang sa pagpapaaral,,, then additional 2 years pa idadagdag.

mga state universities nababawasan para mamakuha ng murang tuition, national budget for education lagi nababawasan, rationg new job opportunities at new graduates napakalaki ng gap. class rooms and public schools kulang kulang, facilities sa public school kulang pa din, 3 shifts sa elementary and high schoo... pag lumobo pa lalo baka maging 4 shifts pa.

di ko maisipkung makakatulong ba ito bilang solusyon sa problema sa education.

**jedi** · April 26th, 2011 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

2016-2017 school year pa daw yung simula nang 5th year.. so ang apektado dito eh yung incoming grade 6 students ngayon..

[SIZE=2]2011 - 2012 Grade 6[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2012 - 2013 1st year[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2013 - 2014 2nd year[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2014 - 2015 3rd year[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]2015 - 2016 4th year[/SIZE]
2016 - 2017 5th year

yung mga incoming 1st year college, 2015 graduation nila. it mean... walang magiging new graduates for school year 2015 to 2017? kung meron man siguro yung mga irregular students. magiging mababa unemployment for new gradyates rate by that time hehehe... kasi yung mga supposed to be graduates eh may 2 years pang bubunuin sa college.

**kotiko** · April 26th, 2011 08:53 PM

I think the quality of education is the real problem, especially in public schools.

I think the real solution is better investments and facilities for our public schools, better teachers with better pay.

But then again, poverty still plays a big role. If a parent can't afford bringing his/her child to school, then that's another problem.