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    This document outlines policies for school finance and assistance in the Philippines. It declares that the national government will financially support educational programs pursuant to constitutional goals. It will broaden access to education through financial aid to schools, teachers, students. It will also encourage private support for education through fiscal incentives. The national government will provide financial aid and assistance to public elementary and secondary schools established by local governments. Provinces, cities, and municipalities must allocate funds to operate and maintain public secondary schools based on national funding. Secondary and post-secondary schools can charge tuition and fees to improve facilities and enroll more students. Government schools can also receive outside donations and their production activities can fund the schools.

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    This document outlines policies for school finance and assistance in the Philippines. It declares that the national government will financially support educational programs pursuant to constitutional goals. It will broaden access to education through financial aid to schools, teachers, students. It will also encourage private support for education through fiscal incentives. The national government will provide financial aid and assistance to public elementary and secondary schools established by local governments. Provinces, cities, and municipalities must allocate funds to operate and maintain public secondary schools based on national funding. Secondary and post-secondary schools can charge tuition and fees to improve facilities and enroll more students. Government schools can also receive outside donations and their production activities can fund the schools.

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    This document outlines policies for school finance and assistance in the Philippines. It declares that the national government will financially support educational programs pursuant to constitutional goals. It will broaden access to education through financial aid to schools, teachers, students. It will also encourage private support for education through fiscal incentives. The national government will provide financial aid and assistance to public elementary and secondary schools established by local governments. Provinces, cities, and municipalities must allocate funds to operate and maintain public secondary schools based on national funding. Secondary and post-secondary schools can charge tuition and fees to improve facilities and enroll more students. Government schools can also receive outside donations and their production activities can fund the schools.

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    BATAS PAMBANSA BLG.

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    AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF AN

    INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF EDUCATION

    This Act shall be known as the “Education Act of 1982.”

    CHAPTER 5

    School Finance and Assistance

    Sec. 33. Declaration of Policy – It is hereby declared to be the policy of the State that the

    national government shall contribute to the financial support of educational programs

    pursuant to goals of education as declared in the Constitution. Towards this end, the

    government shall:

    1. Adopt measures to broaden access to education through financial assistance and other

    forms of incentives to schools, teachers, pupils and students; and

    2. Encourage and stimulate private support to education through, inter alia, fiscal and

    other assistance measures.

    A. FUNDING OF REPUBLIC SCHOOLS

    Sec. 34. National Funds – Public school shall continue to be funded from national funds:

    Provided, that local governments shall be encouraged to assume operation of local public

    schools on the basis of national fund participation and adequate revenue sources which

    may be assigned by the national government for the purpose.

    Sec. 35. Financial Aid Assistance to Public Elementary and Secondary Schools – The

    national government shall extend financial aid and assistance to public elementary and
    secondary schools established and maintained by local governments, including barangay

    high schools.

    Sec. 36. Share of Local Government – Provinces, cities and municipalities and barangays

    shall appropriate funds in their annual budgets for the operation and maintenance of

    public secondary schools on the basis of national fund participation.

    Sec. 37. Special Education Fund – The proceeds of the Special Education Fund accruing

    to local governments shall be used exclusively for the purposes enumerated in Sec. 1 of

    Republic Act No. 5447, and in accordance with rules and regulations issued by the

    Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports and the Ministry of the Budget. Said proceeds

    shall be considered a local fund and shall be subject to Presidential Decrees No. 477,

    Presidential Decree No. 1375 and other applicable local budget laws and regulations.

    Sec. 38. Tuition and other School Fees – Secondary and post-secondary schools may

    charge tuition and other school fees, in order to improve facilities or to accommodate

    more students.

    Sec. 39. Income from other Sources – Government-supported educational institution may

    receive grants, legacies, donations and gifts for purposes allowed by existing laws.

    Furthermore, income generated from production activities and from auxiliary enterprises

    may be retained and used for schools concerned in accordance with rules and regulations

    jointly issued consistently with pertinent appropriation and budgetary laws by the Ministry

    of the Budget, the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports and the Commission on Audit.

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