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‘DepEd Heroes’ launched to honor the heart of Philippine education
Manila Bulletin
|August 16 2025
In a country where teachers and parents often work behind the scenes, the Department of Education (DepEd) is shining a light on the unsung heroes of learning.
With the strong backing of the Marcos administration, DepEd on Friday, August 15, officially announced the launch of a national recognition program aimed at honoring ordinary individuals whose extraordinary dedication transforms lives in and beyond the classroom.
Dubbed “DepEd Heroes,” the initiative seeks to celebrate teachers, parents, and community partners whose courage and service often go unnoticed by traditional awardgiving bodies.
DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara said the initiative aims to offer lasting recognition—not just fleeting applause.
“Panahon na para kilalanin ang kabayanihan ng mga guro, magulang-volunteer, school heads, at education partners hindi lang sa iisang petsa, kundi sa buong taon (It’s time we honor the heroism of teachers, parent-volunteers, school heads, and education partners not just on a single date, but throughout the entire year),” Angara said.
“Dahil hindi tumitigil ang kanilang trabaho, at hindi rin dapat tumigil ang ating pasasalamat (Their work never stops, and neither should our gratitude),” he added.
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