The Department of Education in the Philippines has received international acclaim for its improved performance in the 2025 PISA results. A statement from DepEd highlighted praise from Dean Nonie Lesaux of the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Dean Lesaux commended the country's educational progress during a forum hosted by the Harvard Club. The recognition comes as part of a global assessment of student performance in science, reading, and mathematics.
This marks a significant milestone for the Philippines' education system, following years of reform and investment in school infrastructure and teacher training. The PISA results reflect the impact of these efforts on student achievement.
The improvement in PISA scores highlights the effectiveness of recent educational policies and the commitment of Filipino educators. The recognition from a prestigious international institution underscores the growing reputation of the country's education sector.
The DepEd's focus on quality education has led to measurable gains, demonstrating the potential for continued progress in the years ahead.
