HEARING it from the experience of one of the pioneering schools that piloted the implementation of a new curriculum that adds two more years to basic education, the senior high school (SHS) program was indeed very effective in transporting students to a higher level both academically and professionally.
The University of Makati (UMak), a public local university funded by the country’s richest local government unit--Makati City--will be having its third batch of senior high school (Grade 12) graduates this April.
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