LC all set for 2014-2015 school year

By Dominic B. dela Cruz

Staff Reporter

AFTER KICKING off Brigada Eskwela 2014 at the Balatong Integrated School on May 19, the Laoag Dept. of Education division said they are now ready for the opening of classes on June 2.

Dr. Cecilia P. Aribuabo, city schools division superintendent said they have sufficient teachers for the coming school year.

She also stressed that schools have been advised not to collect fees during enrolment unless the parent would be willing to pay the allowed fees.

Among the allowed fees are Girl/Boy Scouts fees and the anti-tuberculosis fee.

Dr. Aribuabo added that contributions are pegged at P250 for elementary pupils and less than P500 for secondary students.

Wearing of uniforms is also voluntary but she pointed out that uniforms are for the pupils’ and students’ safety as they can easily be identified if they roam around. She stated further that uniforms would eventually be a savings for parents as they would no longer need to buy new school clothes for their children.

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