Bangsamoro’s IQ, MBHTE Salute Teachers, Society’s ‘Unsung Heroes’; More Armchairs for 50 BARMM Schools

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MBHTE Minister Mohagher M. Iqbal (IQ). Photo: SDN — SciTech and Digital News)

COTABATO CITY, 9th September 2023 (SDN) — Do you still remember the names of your teachers during your elementary school years? Probably, some, yes.

Whether you remember them all or not, September is the National Teachers’ Month 2023, and it’s best to pay tribute to them by remembering their sacrifices. For they were our second parents outside of our home!

In like manner, the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao’s (BARMM) Ministry of Basic, Higher and Technical Education (MBHTE) headed by Education Minister Mohagher M. Iqbal (IQ) salute teachers in this year’s National Teachers’ Month.

“In celebrating National Teachers’ Month 2023, we pay tribute to the unsung heroes of our society – our dedicated teachers and educators. Your unwavering commitment to our learners’ overall growth is commendable — instilling knowledge, values, character, and a thirst for learning,” the MBHTE emphasized.

From September 5 to October 5 is National Teachers’ Month in the Philippines as declared in 2011 by the then President Benigno S. Aquino III through Presidential Proclamation No. 242. On January 29, 2016, Aquino signed Republic Act 10743 made the 5th of October every year as the National Teachers’ Day.

“As we look to the future of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), we recognize your pivotal role in nurturing the next generation of leaders, future professionals, critical thinkers, problem solvers, and innovators who will drive sustainable progress and peace in our region,” the MBHTE, one of the BARMM’s 15 primary ministries, added.

The MBHTE and Iqbal thanked teachers for their “dedication, resilience, and unwavering passion for education”, also calling them “beacons of hope” that shine on “the path to wisdom”.

“You are the Ministry’s partner in ensuring no Bangsamoro child or learner will be left behind.”

Under Iqbal’s administration, the MBHTE has instituted reforms in the Bangsamoro education sector, such as building new schools to add more classrooms, hiring thousands of new teachers and non-teaching personnel, provisions of armchairs, providing education-related equipment and tools (such as IT devices like Personal Computers or PCs, laptops, tablets, monitors, printers, fax machines, clocks, maps, electric fans, armchairs, among others).

On Thursday, 7th of September, the MBHTE announced another distribution and delivery of armchairs which were manufactured on the ministry’s specifications in conformity with its own design.

The education ministry said a total 3,910 armchairs were distributed to the schools division offices of (SDOs) of Maguindanao del Sur, Maguindanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur I, and Lanao del Sur II.

Some of the recipient SDOs’ representatives. (Credit: MBHTE)

Below are the recipient schools:

1. Angimbzar Tago Pendatun Elementary School
2. Bahar Elementary School
3. Bai Maguinal E. Langalen Memorial National High School
4. Balong Elementary School
5. Batuan Elementary School
6. Bayabao Central Elementary School
7. Bongo Elementary School
8. Broce Central Elementary School
9. Bubong Elementary School
10. Cambombongan Elementary School
11. Camp Darapanan Integrated School
12. Dapaan Primary School
13. Dapiawan Elementary School
14. Datu Abolias Manalao Primary School
15. Datu Gumbay Piang Central Elementary School
16. Datu Paglas Central School
17. Datu Wampa Baraquir Primary School
18. Don Martinez Elementary School
19. Embing Mama Elementary School
20. Feta Elementary School
21. Hadji Usop T. Campong Elementary School
22. Ibra Bulyoc Memorial Central Elementary School
23. Kakar Primary School
24. Kitedted Primary School
25. Kitol Elementary School
26. Kuhan Elementary School
27. Lagaan Primary School
28. Lakitan National High School
29. Lamud Elementary School
30. Lete Elementary School
31. Lidasan Central Elementary School
32. Lower Dinganen Elementary School
33. Maidapa Elementary School
34. Nuyo Elementary School
35. Peirs Primary School
36. Pelaguio Elementary School
37. Pinantao Madaya Elementary School
38. Pumbaya National High School
39. Raranaon Elementary School
40. Royod Primary School
41. Sanduan Elementary School
42. Sarilikha National High School
43. Tambak Primary School
44. Tambo Primary School
45. Timanan Central Elementary School
46. Tomawis Memorial Elementary School
47. Trecero Elementary School
48. Tuladan Masandil Elementary School
49. Tulaguey Samberen Elementary School
50. Tulian Elementary School

Other SDOs may expect more armchairs coming to their schools. (/)

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