A delegation of Alternative Learning System (ALS) teachers from various municipalities in Misamis Oriental recently paid a courtesy visit to Governor Juliette T. Uy. During the meeting, the teachers expressed their concerns and sought the governor’s assistance in addressing the challenges they face in their work.
The ALS teachers highlighted several issues that hinder their effectiveness in delivering education services to out-of-school youth and adult learners. These include the lack of ALS Center Buildings, inadequate office supplies, and insufficient teaching materials such as laptops, printers, and presentation materials.
Governor Juliette Uy listened attentively to the concerns of the ALS teachers and expressed her commitment to supporting education in the province. She emphasized that education is a priority area for her administration, particularly for marginalized and vulnerable sectors of society.
The governor assured the ALS teachers that her office would provide support to address their concerns. This includes providing necessary resources and materials to enhance the delivery of ALS programs and services.
By supporting ALS teachers, Governor Uy aims to empower them to effectively deliver education services to their students. This support will enable the teachers to make a positive impact on the lives of out-of-school youth and adult learners.
The governor’s commitment to education and her support for ALS teachers is a step towards progress in Misamis Oriental. It demonstrates her dedication to improving the lives of her constituents and promoting education as a key driver of development.
The ALS program plays a vital role in providing education opportunities to marginalized sectors of society. With the governor’s support, the program can continue to make a positive impact on the lives of its students and contribute to building a brighter future for Misamis Oriental.
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