DepEd creates Internet-based distance education program | Inquirer Opinion

DepEd creates Internet-based distance education program

/ 12:40 AM October 30, 2011

The Department of Education’s Bureau of Secondary Education created the Internet-based Distance Education Program (iDEP) and the Open High School Program (OHSP) as alternative ways for students to complete their education in an attempt to reduce high school dropout rates in the country.

iDEP offers formal secondary education to qualifying students using Internet-based technologies. In iDEP, classes are conducted and managed completely online.

OHSP is an alternative mode of formal secondary education program, which provides an opportunity for elementary graduates, high school drop-outs and successful examinees of the Philippine Education Placement Test to complete secondary education in a purely distance-learning mode.

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Schools that offer iDEP:

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Baguio City
National High School
Florencio Urot Memorial
National High School (Cebu City)
National High School (Davao City)

Schools in Metro Manila that offer OHSP:

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Benigno Aquino National High School (Makati)Gregorio Perfecto National High School
Rizal High School – Main (Pasig)
Ramon Magsaysay High School (Cubao, Quezon City)

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Quezon City National High School
Lagro National High School (Quezon City
Commonwealth High School (Quezon City)
Marikina National High School
Malabon National High School
Tinajeros National High School (Malabon)

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Caloocan National High School

Schatzi Quodala

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