WATCH: Turn-over Ceremony of Risography Machines and Knowledge Channel’s Portable Media Library to 33 School Districts of DepEd – Division of Negros Occidental.
Governor Bong Lacson led the turn over of 75 risograph machines and Knowledge Channel’s Portable Media Libraries to the 33 school districts under DepEd – Division of Negros Occidental at rites held at the Negros Occidental High School in Bacolod City, today.
The risograph machines will be used for the production of printed modules of both elementary and secondary schools, while the media library is a comprehensive educational tool that contains interactive learning programs for teachers and learners.
Gov. Lacson said that the Provincial Government is always supportive of the DepEd programs that benefits students, and the said project is among the adaptive responses to the needs of alternative learning as the pandemic continues to run its course.
“A year into the pandemic and months of alternative learning, the obligation to protect and promote the right of our learners to quality education at all levels, and to take appropriate steps to make such education accessible to all has become more imperative,” said the governor.
“May this activity motivate our continuous and sustained efforts to think of ways how to further achieve the kind of quality education our learners deserve, for even if COVID physically closed our schools, learning must go on,” he added.
Curriculum Implementation Division Chief Dr. Zaldy Reliquias gave a brief orientation about the project to the beneficiaries.
He said he is thankful to the partnership of DepEd – Negros Occidental and the Provincial Government for the realization of the project.
Present in the turn over were Board Member Agustin Ernesto Bascon, chairman of the SP Committee of Education, Executive Assistant to the Governor Charina Magallanes – Tan, DepEd – Negros Occ. Schools Division Superintendent Marsette Sabbaluca, School Governance and Operations Division Chief, Romeo Sison, Division PTA Federation President, Udrick Magbanua, Jr., NOHS Principal Mario Amaca, public schools district supervisors, and teachers.*
