Philippine Education Department's K-12 Program Remains Unscathed Amidst Abolition Claims. Contrary to recent reports, the country's K-12 program remains intact, with officials from the Department of Education (DepEd) denying claims of its abolition. The program, which was implemented in 2012, aims to provide students with a more comprehensive education by adding two additional years to the traditional high school curriculum. Despite concerns over its implementation and effectiveness, DepEd officials have maintained that the K-12 program is essential for enhancing the country's education system and providing students with better job prospects. The fact-check aims to set the record straight on the K-12 program's status and provide clarity on the latest developments surrounding this contentious issue.
FACT-CHECK: K-12 program not abolished PressOnePH