Academic advocates from Teach for the Philippines are hopeful that the new administration would bring in new bouts of inspiration and impact for children nationwide.The TFP expressed hope that the education of Filipino children will be among the priorities of the new administration as the country takes significant steps to improve its local education system.
Through training and experience from the classroom, bringing grassroots expertise to the policy-making level , TFP transforms the nation’s young leaders into lifetime advocates for education equity. Housed under a rallying cry for creating “Ripples of Impact,” the organization also unveiled a year-long campaign celebrating its decade-strong achievements in education reform and plans moving forward.
“We continue to believe deeply in our model for change and are proud to see how far our network of leaders and partners has flourished in the past decade; how our advocacy has strengthened with every student we reach,” she said. In November, TFP will launch a partnership with the Asian Development Bank for a Knowledge Sharing Event and the launch of a digital learning platform for educators and parents.