Education

As Philippine senior high school education enters a new phase, Online Education (OEd) is positioning flexible online learning alongside a curriculum increasingly focused on practical skills, career pathways and preparation for college and employment.

Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chairperson Shirley C. Agrupis and four other CHED officials are facing a complaint for graft and administrative misconduct before the Office of the Ombudsman in connection with the closure of several degree programs at campuses belonging to a major private higher education network.

Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chair Shirley Agrupis is facing growing scrutiny over her frequent foreign engagements, prompting questions on whether she has become the most traveled chairperson in the agency's history—and what Philippine higher education has gained from her trips abroad.

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As the world continues to embrace digital transformation, education is also evolving to become more flexible, accessible, and responsive to the needs of today’s learners. Leading this movement is Online Education (OEd), the first full online school in the Philippines, redefining how Filipinos pursue quality education by giving them the freedom to learn wherever they are and whenever they are ready.

Questions over leadership, policy reforms, and administrative practices prompt calls for greater accountability in higher education governance.

A controversy is brewing inside the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) following accusations of selective enforcement against higher education institutions, with critics questioning why several allegedly non-compliant schools continue operating while long-established institutions face sanctions.

For more than 10 years, Online Education (OEd) has positioned itself as one of the country’s pioneers in flexible distance education, offering Filipinos an opportunity to pursue higher education through a fully digital learning platform designed for modern lifestyles and evolving workforce demands.

AMA Education System (AMAES), through its President, Engr. Arnel F. Hibo, has filed a complaint before the Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) against Chairperson Shirley C. Agrupis of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) over CHED’s repeated failure to promptly respond to official requests and communications.

On May 5, 2026, the AMA School of Medicine (AMASOM) once again demonstrated this commitment as it actively participated in the latest leg of First Lady Louise Araneta Marcos’ flagship healthcare initiative, “Lab for All” (LFA), held at Camp Crame.