Unified Goals, United Teachers
Unified Goals, United Teachers
By: Robin Padilla
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For the love of education, unity suits teachers better than a race for a pile of gold. In a recent press conference held at Camarines Sur National High School on December 8, 2025, Bryan Cariaga, the Chief of Curriculum Implementation of the School Division Office at Naga City (SDO Naga), discussed the Expanded Career Progression (ECP) System, which seemingly sounded like a competition rather than a movement for education reform.
Teachers offer brighter days ahead
Teachers offer brighter days ahead
By: Bam Aquino
The Department of Education initiates a reform to provide teachers with faster, merit-based pathways. The Department of No. 24, S. 2025, Expanded Career Progression System (ECPS), provides efficient promotions for teachers to recognize their tireless hard work, as well as to boost their teaching morale and determination.
A challenge against the system
A challenge against the system
By: Robin Padilla
An easily clutched system is a weak system. Despite the constant affirmation by Bryan Cariaga, the Chief of Curriculum Implementation, in a press conference that the Expanded Career Progression (ECP) System does not ensure automatic promotion and faster advancement of positions, ironically, it does.
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