The ACT Teachers Partylist convened today, September 26, 2024, at the Enrique M. Garcia Auditorium, Lung Center, to announce its nominees for the upcoming elections. The event gathered educators and supporters dedicated to advancing the rights and welfare of teachers nationwide.
Returning to the forefront as the First Nominee is Antonio L. Tinio, a seasoned advocate for teachers' rights and former representative. "Our commitment to stand up for educators and the Filipino people remains unwavering," Tinio declared. "We will continue to champion a nationalistic, scientific, and mass-oriented education system that serves the interests of the nation."
Joining Tinio is Helene Dimaukom, a retired teacher from Mindanao, as the Second Nominee. Dimaukom brings decades of experience and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by educators in rural areas. "I am honored to represent our teachers from Mindanao and ensure their voices are heard in the halls of Congress," she emphasized.
Completing the slate is David Michael San Juan from De La Salle University, renowned for his academic contributions and advocacy for progressive education reforms. San Juan stated, "Our education system must nurture critical thinking and foster a sense of national pride among our students. This is a battle we are ready to fight."
The ACT Teachers Partylist reiterated its commitment to pushing for substantial salary increases, better working conditions, and a more equitable education system. As the election season heats up, the partylist calls on teachers and the broader public to unite for a future where quality education is accessible to all. They also commit their support to the senatorial slate of Makabayan Coalition led by Teacher France Castro.
The convention underscored the partylist's dedication to fighting for a just and democratic society, reflecting the aspirations of teachers and the greater Filipino populace.
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