We are lucky indeed that our City Government was one of the five finalists for the search on National Literacy Award conferred by the Literacy Coordinating Council. This program is in coordination to the Department of Education through its Literacy Coordinating Council (LCC). The NLA, held every two years, is a major activity of LCC to recognize individuals, institutions, and local government units with outstanding literacy programs in their communities.
It is also in line with the United Nations’ Literacy Decade goal of reducing the adult illiteracy rate by 50 percent by 2015. The NLA aims to make literacy universal in the country by creating public awareness and encouraging the development and replication of innovative, creative, and indigenous literacy programs in the community.
As of this writing, we’re still having no idea on our ranking position as we just recently presented to the validating team our current programs and projects to Literacy-related endeavors.The following documentation is related to our ICT programs and project led by my department, the MIS (Management Information Services Office).
This is another great thing that happened to my career three days ago. A nerve breaking task that adds up a bit of adrenaline to present in front of my fellow managers and Chief-Executive. A fruitful sign of professional fulfillment with a sense of accomplishment.
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wow, are they giving away that Smart Broadband?
yah, the smart broadband are sponsored by smart telecommunication as part of their initiatives to to support the ICT programs of the city particularly the teAchnology program for teachers.
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