Unsung heroes, heroines

Friday, October 03, 2025 | 10 Views |

To the unsung heroes and heroines charged with a daunting task, yet not so insurmountable, of managing the day-to-day affairs of schools, credit must go.

Our school principals deserve more accolades and recognition than they currently receive.

The school climate has shifted drastically in the last few years to a point of rendering schools ungovernable. If it were not for the resoluteness and resilient spirit that our deeply caring and patriotic school principals continue to display in their execution of their roles, anarchy and chaos could be reigning supreme in our schools.

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