The city government promised balanced support to both private and public schools amid declining private school enrollment rates over the past years due to challenges brought by Covid-19.
BIÑAN CITY, Laguna –
Biñan City Government signs a Memorandum of Agreement to send at least 100 college scholars to Colegio San Agustin–Biñan as part of its Iskolar ng Biñan program School administrators are witnessing firsthand how private schools are bearing the brunt of Covid-19’s effect on education. “So the government should also balance. Because there are private schools that can offer more, but they need assistance financially to keep afloat.”
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