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84.19 % enrollment target reached so far — DepEd
By Creselda Canda-Lopez
“As of Aug. 2, 9 in the morning we have reached 84.19 percent of our target with 23,340,101 learners enrolled out of 27,722,835…we are optimistic in maintaining momentum in the coming days,” Department of Education has achieved over 84 percent of its target number of enrollees this year.
Based on breakdown provided by DepEd, 20,406,884 students are enrolled in public schools while 2,634,760 students are enrolled in private schools; 37,868 students are enrolled in state and local universities and colleges and 260,589 students are enrolled under alternative learning system (ALS).
Per education level, elementary schools have most number of enrollees with 10,341,997 students, followed by junior high schools with 5,779,363, senior high schools with 2,671,504 and the ALS with 203,501.
Across regions, Calabarzon currently has most number of enrolled students at 3,380,178, followed by Central Luzon and National Capital Region (NCR) with 2,470,220 and 2,407,221 enrolled students, respectively.
Cordillera Administrative Region and Mimaropa have smallest number of enrollees at 388,490 and 573,002, respectively.
New academic year officially started last Monday, though 841 schools nationwide had to defer of their classes due to widespread damage caused by Typhoon Carina and the southwest monsoon.
Of this number, 452 are in Central Luzon, 225 in NCR, 95 in Ilocos region, 66 in Calabarzon and three in Soccsksargen.
DepEd has yet to release updated report on number of schools that have yet to open classes.
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