Tag: Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines

CEAP appealed for compassion and privacy as authorities investigate the deadly attack and questions over campus security persist

Recurring floods have renewed scrutiny of public works, governance and preparedness as monsoon rains batter Filipino communities

“A Catholic school is not merely an institution,” he said. “It is an ecclesial community of communion, participation and mission.”

As communities mourn, educators and clergy point to youth formation, mental well-being, and shared social responsibility.

Catholic educators urge Philippine officials to preserve humanities, ethical reasoning, and academic freedom amid sweeping university curriculum reforms

Catholic education groups urge cautious, phased rollout of three-term calendar, warning of risks to learning quality and teacher capacity

The 1987 Constitution’s mandate prohibiting political dynasties remains unfulfilled nearly four decades after its ratification

Catholic educators mark EDSA at 40, urging schools to pause classes and renew vigilance against disinformation erosion nationwide

Catholic education leaders urge reforms—not repeal—of Senior High School, warning that removal threatens hard-won education gains

Church and academic leaders across the Philippines demand the Senate proceed with Vice President Duterte’s long-delayed impeachment trial