DepEd Digos City

02/06/2026

Demonstrating the spirit of bayanihan, Digos City Division officially launched Brigada Eskwela 2026, bringing together school personnel, parents, community volunteers, local partners, and stakeholders in a collective effort to prepare learning environments for the upcoming school year. The kick-off activity highlighted various school improvement initiatives, including clean-up drives, minor repairs, and the turnover of donations from partner organizations and benefactors, reinforcing the community’s shared commitment to ensuring safe, learner-friendly, and conducive schools for every child.

01/06/2026

ASDS Maria Genevieve T. Francisquete called on education stakeholders to create schools where every child is empowered to learn, grow, and succeed.

"Let us transform our schools into true sanctuaries of hope where every child can read, every child can count, every child can feel safe, loved and inspired to achieve their highest potential."- Ma. Genevieve T. Francisquete

01/06/2026

SDO Digos' Brigada Eskwela kick-off spurs literacy, numeracy drive

DIGOS CITY — The Schools Division of Digos City rallied teachers, parents, partners, and stakeholders behind its strengthened literacy and numeracy agenda as it opened the 2026 Brigada Eskwela at Cogon Elementary School, Monday.

"Your presence proves that education is a shared responsibility. So when you help us build these spaces for literacy and numeracy, you are helping your own children take their first steps toward a brighter future," said Digos City Division Assistant Schools Division Superintendent (ASDS) Maria Genevieve T. Francisquete, CESO VI.

ASDS Francisquete added that despite Digos City's strong achievement test performance, the division continues to pursue higher gains in reading and mathematics, with Brigada Eskwela helping advance that goal.

Beyond preparing school facilities, this year's Brigada Eskwela cast the spotlight on literacy education, reinforcing the division's efforts to improve reading and numeracy outcomes among learners.

School heads likewise mobilized volunteers and education partners in their respective communities to broaden support for interventions that promote learner achievement and school readiness.

Meanwhile, volunteers fanned out across participating schools to spruce up classrooms, restore facilities, and strengthen learning spaces that support effective teaching and learning.

Bannered by the theme “Bayanihan sa Paaralan: Nagkakaisa para sa Kaayusan at Kaalaman,” the kick-off hit the ground running with volunteers undertaking clean-up, repair, and maintenance activities across public schools ahead of the opening of classes on June 8.

31/05/2026

Congratulations to our Digos City Division Athletes for your outstanding achievement at the Palarong Pambansa 2026!

28/05/2026

Congratulations!!!

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🥇Gold Medalist - Tennis Secondary Boys Single
Cor Jesu College - DepEd Digos City

27/05/2026

On instructional transition
DepEd Digos to cascade training on revised MATATAG curriculum

The Schools Division of Digos City is set to roll out a Division Training on the Revised MATATAG Curriculum for Grades 6, 9, and 10 teachers to level up instructional delivery and deepen educators’ understanding of revised learning standards.

Grade 6 and Grade 9 teachers will take part in the training from May 27 to 30, 2026 at Ramon Magsaysay Central Elementary School.

Meanwhile, Grade 10 teachers will gear up for two batches of training at Igpit Senior High School covering English, Filipino, Araling Panlipunan, Values Education, and MAPEH on June 2 to 5, 2026, and Mathematics, Science, and TLE on June 5 to 6 and June 12 to 13, 2026.

The activity aims to build up teachers’ competencies in lesson planning, classroom assessment, and contextualization of learning competencies under the revised MATATAG curriculum.

The training also seeks to bring teachers and school leaders together through workshops, collaborative engagements, and Learning Action Cell sessions in their respective schools

22/05/2026

Congratulations Migs Tamama!

20/05/2026

Please support SDO’s Season 13’ Sikreto

“SIKRETO”

May mga buhay na parang lihim.
Hindi maingay, hindi kita, hindi ipinagmamalaki.
Tahimik lang na sumasabay sa agos ng araw, habang unti-unting kinakayod ang pangarap sa gitna ng pagod at dilim.

Sa umaga, nilalakbay niya ang init ng bukirin.
Sa hapon, kumakapit ang kanyang mga kamay sa grasa at kadena ng bisikleta.
Sa gabi, nakikipag-usap siya sa katahimikan ng mga yumao.
At sa pagitan ng lahat ng iyon, may isang estudyanteng patuloy na nangangarap.

Ito ang Sikreto, ang kwento ng isang ALS at working student na walang ibang sandata kundi tiyaga, pawis, at pananampalataya sa sariling kakayahan.

Walang nakarinig sa kanyang mga puyat.
Walang nakakita sa kanyang mga pagod.
Ngunit ang mga lihim na sakripisyong itinago niya sa dilim…
ang siyang namukadkad sa ilalim ng pinakamaliwanag na ilaw ng entablado.

Mula sa katahimikan ng pakikibaka, siya ngayon ay kinikilalang “Top Performing Learner” sa Regional Khan Academy Awards.

Dahil minsan, ang mga bituing hindi agad napapansin ang siyang pinakamaningning kapag tuluyang sumikat.

Mamaya na po sa Diri sa DepEd Onse, 6:00 PM

20/05/2026

Radio Broadcasting Team of DiCNHS
Secondary Filipino

14/05/2026

SDO Digos leads 2026 KAPh Regional Pasidungog Awards

DIGOS CITY — The Schools Division of Digos City carved out the KAPh Regional Top Performing Division recognition during the 2026 KAPh Regional Pasidungog Awards, alongside multiple citations garnered by schools, teachers, and learners under Khan Academy Philippines programs.

“My congratulations and gratitude to all the school implementers, division focal person, and to all of you. Let’s continue to be the bearer of the standard of excellence. Sa inyong lahat mabuhay! To God be the glory!” said Melanie P. Estacio, PhD, CESO VI, Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) of the Schools Division of Digos City.

She emphasized the commitment of schools and implementers in sustaining excellence and advancing learner-centered programs through KAPh initiatives.

Recognized as KAPh Implementing Schools were Ruparan National High School, Igpit National High School, Digos City Senior High School, Kapatagan National High School, and Digos City National High School.

Ruparan National High School was likewise named KAPh Regional Top Performing School under school head Eugene C. Sayson and school focal person Alma Alba.

Meanwhile, Ferlyn Mae S. Depacaquibo was cited as finalist in the KAPh Top Performing Teacher category, while learner Iñigo Migz Tamama earned the KAPh Regional Top Performing Learner recognition.

The awards recognized schools, teachers, and learners for their implementation and participation in programs and initiatives under Khan Academy Philippines.