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Marcos Signs Law Banning 'No Permit, No Exam' Policy

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. takes a stand against 'no permit, no exam' policy to support disadvantaged students in the Philippines. #Education #Policy #Philippines

In a move to support disadvantaged students in the Philippines, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has signed a groundbreaking law prohibiting the 'no permit, no exam' policy in schools. The new legislation aims to ensure that all students, regardless of financial constraints, have the opportunity to take their exams and succeed academically. This bold step towards educational equality has been applauded by many, highlighting the importance of providing equal opportunities for all learners.

Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. announced the official signing of the 'Anti-No Permit, No Exam Act,' emphasizing the commitment to inclusivity and fairness in educational institutions. The law will have a significant impact on students who were previously barred from exams due to unpaid fees, empowering them to continue their education without discrimination based on financial circumstances.

With the 'No Permit, No Exam Prohibition Act' now in effect, schools are mandated to uphold the rights of disadvantaged students by allowing them to sit for exams irrespective of their financial status. This progressive change signals a shift towards a more inclusive and accessible education system, paving the way for a brighter future for students facing financial hardships.

President Marcos's decisive action in signing the law reflects a commitment to creating a level playing field in education and prioritizing the welfare of all learners. By championing this legislative change, the government is taking a significant step towards ensuring that every student has the opportunity to thrive academically, regardless of economic background.