CLAIM: Hindi na bahagi ng basic education curriculum ang Grade 11 at Kinder
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Maling inanunsiyo ng isang Facebook post na simula Hunyo 2025, hindi na raw bahagi ng basic education curriculum ng Pilipinas ang Grade 11 at Kindergarten.
Ang post ay naglaman ng larawan na nagsasabi na ang mga estudyanteng nagtapos ng Grade 10 ay maaari nang direktang makapag-enroll sa kolehiyo—pinakahuhulugan na pati ang Grade 12 ay aalisin na rin mula sa kurikulum.
Ipinahayag din sa post na ang mga batang may edad limang taon ay maaari nang pumasok sa Grade 1 kahit hindi pa sila dumaan sa kindergarten o preschool.
Wala pang final na desisyon ang Department of Education (DepEd) hinggil sa kahit anumang pagbabago sa kurikulum.
Ang maling impormasyon ay ipinost sa isang Facebook page na nagngangalang “Dole Phil,” na nagpapanggap bilang opisyal na page ng Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE). Ang tunay na Facebook page ng DOLE ay wala ring inilabas na anunsyo ukol sa isyung ito.
Ang link na kalakip ng post ay patungo sa isang online shopping website.
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