THE Quezon City government has sought the help of the private sector in the funding of its K-12 education program.
Elizabeth Quesada, division of city schools superintendent, called on private companies and organizations to invest in the education of the city’s youth, and to partner with the city government to build a better education environment in the next few years. The city government will provide tax incentives allowed by law to partner-institutions, Quesada said.
She thanked Magna Anima Education System, a subsidiary of ABS-CBN Broadcasting Inc., who signed a memorandum of agreement with the city government to help students of Grades 11 and 12. Magna Anima will provide the city’s public senior high school students through specialized facilities that will be built in specific schools.
