Kidapawan school OKs reinstatement of NCEE
KIDAPAWAN CITY (MindaNews/9 Aug) — The principal of Kidapawan City National High School and most of the teachers in the senior level have showed support to the reinstatement of the National College Entrance Examination as proposed by the Department of Education (DepEd). Nenita Rodriguez, the school principal, believe that the reinstatement of NCEE would help the graduating students to choose whether a two-year or a four-year course in college. “The reinstatement of NCEE to the graduating high school students is welcome to our school. This might be a wakeup call to the lower year levels to study harder in order to get high scores in the NCEE,” Rodriguez said. She said KCNHS has a pool of dedicated teaching staff who would give full support to senior students so they will be ready if ever the DepEd would reinstate the NCEE. Many of them, she said, are willing to render extra time just to help the senior students.




