
The Teachers’ Dignity Coalition (TDC) commends the House Committee on Basic Education chaired by Rep. Roman Romulo for launching a public hearing on alleged ghost beneficiaries in the Senior High School Voucher Program. Nearly 12,000 fictitious recipients were earlier flagged by the Senate Committee on Basic Education, led by Sen. Win Gatchalian.
TDC Chair Benjo Basas, invited as a resource person, will push for transparency and accountability in education programs. “Public funds meant for learners should directly benefit them and not be lost to corruption or mismanagement,” Basas said.
The group emphasizes that every penny allocated to education must be used efficiently, ensuring that students receive the intended support. The group believes that addressing these irregularities will not only safeguard public funds but also improve the delivery of educational services to Filipino learners.
The TDC continues to call for thorough investigations and concrete measures to prevent similar incidents, reinforcing public trust in the education system. #
For details:
BENJO BASAS, National Chairperson
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