Mayor Zamora, DepEd Team to Elevate Local Schools

June 6, 2026

The local government of San Juan is reinforcing its commitment to youth development by drawing up fresh blueprints for the city’s public school system. Mayor Francis Zamora shared through Facebook that he had met with high-ranking officials from the Department of Education (DepEd) to deliberate on upcoming initiatives.

The strategic meeting focused on laying down critical projects and programs designed to heavily fortify the city’s learning environments and educational framework.

Driven by a shared mission to provide top-tier learning resources, the collaboration aims to ensure that no student in the city gets left behind. Mayor Zamora underscored that these joint efforts are geared toward a singular, clear-cut goal for his constituency. “Meeting with Department of Education officials regarding the projects and programs we will be undertaking to further strengthen the education sector in San Juan,” Zamora stated, emphasizing the proactive nature of the administration’s long-term academic plans.

The local chief executive extended his appreciation to the national education agency for its steady presence and cooperation in the city’s localized literacy campaigns. “Thank you very much to our partners in DepEd for your continued support in achieving our objective of providing quality education for every San Juaneño learner,” the mayor added.

This latest institutional partnership marks another step forward in San Juan’s continuous efforts to modernize its schools. By maintaining a close working relationship with DepEd, the city government aims to effectively deploy modern school assets and implement progressive academic policies, securing a brighter future for the entire community.