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In response to HB6799 “Anti-No-Permit, No Exam policy”

CHED issues memo order to school administrations

Kabataan Party-list Representative Mong Palatino today commended the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) for the issuance of CHEd Memorandum Order (CMO) 02 series of 2010, directing Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to be flexible in the implementation of ‘no permit, no exam’ policy. (Attached herewith is the scanned copy of the memo)

The CHED Memo is in response to the HB6799 or the “Anti-No-Permit, No-Exam Policy” filed by Palatino last September 10, 2009. CHED officials were invited in a committee hearing of the House Committee on Higher and Technical Education (CHTE) discussing the bill last week. They subsequently agreed to release a memorandum immediately to address the matter. CHED officially issued the memo on January 22, 2010.

The CHED Memo states in Section 3 . Specific Guidelines, “As such, HEIs shall allow students with delinquent accounts to take school examinations.”

“We are very pleased that CHED decided to immediately act on this matter. This is a significant development for the best interest of our students, especially in light of high cost of tuition and other fees amidst an economic crisis,” Palatino said.

He added that the issuance of the memo is very timely because schools are now in their midterm examination period. “We are urging all 1,781 HEIs to comply with the memo. This would especially benefit the 88 percent of our students who are studying in private schools.”

Meanwhile, Palatino urged the students to report non-compliance of school administrations to the CHED directive. “We also extend our aid to CHED in the monitoring of reports and complaints from students regarding this matter.” ###

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  • arthmin

    but our school says that it is still their decision whether to allow students or not to take exams because it was just an APPEAL to them because of the word ‘FLEXIBLE’used y the CHED….

    • admin

      please email us at kabataan.net@gmail.com with the details of your complaint, including your school and its location, as well as your contact number

    • Anonymous

      Your school is absolutely right! I am not with Administration of any school but just a citizen with a rational mind. Education is a right of every Filipino and nobody is suppressing that right! But there is always cost associated with it. 

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  • mariz

    can i know the telephone number of CHED? i try to look for it in their website i find nothing. Thank you

    • Anonymous

      Even if you know, do you think CHED can help you? Is it willing to make promissory notes  for you? I doubt! All it can do is to make an appeal, nothing more or less.

  • coned

    I have a sister that did not the Pre-final examination at Western Institute of Technology in Iloilo because she did not pay the tuition yet… I am the one paying her tuition but due to some circumstances that we can not avoided, I have some financial crisis right now. The school would not allow the student to take the examination unless she would pay the tuition fee for pre-final.

  • NORMAN

    I would just like to say how thankful I am and how important this bill of Rep. Palatino is for students and parents like me, my kid had a bad experience in their school when she was sent home during her last final exams day because of the delay in payment of her tuition fee, the bill now protects the children from greedy schools who put their own interests in front of the children they are supposed to be nurturing and taking care of..

    Two thumbs up for Kabataan Partylist! Keep up the goodwork! I will definitely vote and campaign for KP this coming elections..

  • SilverEye

    …wanna ask something..i took the exam last night without my permit…but the instructor won’t record it unless i’ll show one…how’s that?same as no permit no exam right?the difference is they let me took the exam, they just won’t record it…
    am a self – supporting student…and is not easy for me pay the balance within a short required time…

  • jane

    then der should b a memo in every school that dey should allow der studnts to took the exam.kasi naman andame pa rin teachers n d pumapyg pag examine studyante.. like here at trinidad benguet as if naman n dey dont know about this…

  • lhen

    our lady of fatima university does not implement this law…

    • Anonymous

      It is not a law yet and it will never be!  If students don’t pay their tuition fees on time, how do we expect schools to operate?  CHED memo is only an appeal and I think schools have the discretion to abide by it. You better ask your representative to file a bill in congress for our government to set a fund to finance the higher education of all Filipinos for free. But do you think our government can afford just that!  

      • ako ito

        “ If students don’t pay their tuition fees on time, how do we expect schools to operate?”  
        Sa HB 6799 hindi naman sinasabi na wag magbayad, huwag lang sa panahon ng exam na nakakacreate ng truma at added stress sa mga students.  May mga skul naman na nagpapatupad ng ganun matagal na at nagooperate pa rin naman. Ang isa pa masyadong malaki ang kinikita ng mga university. Ung iba nga nglaland pa sa top corporations.  at yun tama ka na kailangan manawagan ng mas mataas na budget sa educ.

  • Liberal

    STI COLLEGE OF DAVAO.. my son said na hindi po sila nag papa exam pag walang permit kailangan bayaran lahat para maka exam. pati mag promisory note hindi nila gina allow.. kaya nahihiya nang mag pasok ang anak ko kasi wala siyang permit na para maka exam. can u call STI for my complaint

    SCHOOL INFORMATION..

    Address: # 506 J.P. Laurel Ave., Davao City

    Tel. nos.: (082) 222-0914 / 305-2192 to 93

    Fax: (082) 305-2193

    Website: http://www.stidavao.com

    Email address: info@davao.sti.edu

  • rgr

    CHED AND DECS ARE USELESS GOVERNMENT OFFICES!!!!!! THEY CAN’T EVEN IMPLEMENT A PRO-EDUCATION POLICY. EDUCATION IS FCKING BUSINESS NOW!!!!! SHAME TO ALL FILIPINOS!!! DIE ALL MFCKER!!!

    • Anonymous

      You don’t know what you are talking about. You don’t seem to understand how system works in the real word. You don’t need to have a formal high education to know this fact. Common sense is all it need! Don’t you have it?.

  • Anonymous

    ACRED HEART ACADEMY OF NOVALICHES QUEZON CITY is not allowing pre-school students to take the exam if you will not pay the amount that they require before the exam. I have maid half of the payment for the tuition but they wants almost 75% to be paid before the exam date. I know that SHAN is a big school but they are not following CHED what can I do?

  • Anonymous

    saan po ba pwde magtanong about sa school na ayaw irelease ang TOR and diploma ko kasi gusto nilang pabayaran sken ang retreat fee na hindi ko nman inattenan,ng explain po ako sa school na hindi ko kayang bayaran ang halagan ng retreat kaya hindi nalang ako sasama at isa skolar ppo ako at ngttrabaho to make ends meet that time ngayon po na graduate na ako hindi ako makapag apply ng work dahil ayaw nila irelease ang tor at diploma dahil kelangan ko muna daw po bayaran ang retreat fee.unfair po ito.ng email na rin po ako sa CHED at ngtatanong tanong sa mga nakakaalam kung ano pwde gawin ko.sana po mabigyan nyo ako ng advice sa mga nakakaalam po dyan..add nyo po ako sa email ko ivanahcharm@yahoo.com or add me sa facebook lennysamaniego08@yahoo.com gusto ko po matuto ng leksyon ang dean ng school.taga dito po ako sa olongapo city.salamat po

  • http://twitter.com/papabear550 Alleo Indong

    2 times na ko di nakapag exam sa STI COLLEGE TARLAC, 2 times na din ako nakiusap ng maayos… gusto ko makapag tapos pero bakit ganun? kung sino pa ung school na gusto mo and pinagkakatiwalaan mong maghahatid sa magandang kinabukasan mo.. siya pa ung sisira ng lahat ng pinag aaralan mo, ok naman grades ko pinaka mababa na ang 2.0 yang 2.0 na grade na yan.. ay dahil sa hindi ko pag take ng exam, nahihiya na ko pumasok, parang nasasayang lang lahat, ang hirap talaga umintindi ng mga tao…. 

    pano tayo uunlad? nasan na ung “KABATAAN ANG PAGASA NG BAYAN” kung mismong ang isang institution na maghahatid sa aming tunay na misyon ay tatalikuran kami at hindi iintindihin?

    ANO PANG BUKAS ANG HAHARAPIN NAMIN? KUNG GANYAN ANG SYSTEMA D2?
    MAHALAGA NGA ANG EDUKASYON… PERO PARANG PARA LANG SA MAYAMAN EH?
    PANO KAMING MGA NAGSISIKAP?

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001380337627 Marinelle Rafael Abarca

      sobra nman sila

      • http://www.facebook.com/kabataan.um Kabataan Um

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  • http://www.facebook.com/ceSs.daNna Princess Danna

    san po ba pwedeng humingi ng tulong about sa  no permit no exam policy?
    midterm exam plang nkz nmin sa st.dominic college of asia at bacoor cavite.
    pero ayaw nilang magbigay ng exam permit hanggat hindi pa nbabayaran hanggang pre finals…
    den now, they were implementing the no permit no exam…
    ang unfair pa poh dun. meh ibang student na binigyan nila ng permit khit hindi bayad ang pre finals,
    den mrami kaming ayaw nila bigyan,

  • Lhorylie Springael

    Sa amin naman po sa ABE Cainta, pwede magpromisory note ng prelims hanggang prefinals sa condition na kelangan bayaran nila ung at least 50% ng kanilang amount due for the period at 100% dun sa past due account nila, otherwise hindi pwede ang promisory note. May ibang instructors na naaawa sa students nila at pinapayagan na mag-exam kaso pag hindi nila nabayaran ung amount due nila for the period, kahit may exam sila zero ang grade na irerecord nila. Ang ending, wala pa ring exam sila.

  • Lhorylie Springael

    sa finals naman, bawal na ang promisory note.

    isa pa. pinagbabayad rin nila kami ng processing fees twing nagpapa-drop o change kami ng schedules ng subjects namin kahit na sila ang may kasalanan sa magulo nilang schedules. maliit lang ang fee pero hindi naman tama na kasalanan nila kami ang magshoulder ng expenses.

    meron din silang “no work, no pay” policy (para sa part time, hindi lang sure sa full-time instructors). dalawang beses umabsent ung instructor namin sa isang major subject pero wala silang ipinalit na substitute instructor. katumbas ng dalawang absent na un ay six meetings dahil once a week lang ang class namin dun. six meetings ang nalugi sa amin at wala kaming natutunan kahit na ano. SOBRANG UNFAIR!!!

  • Lhorylie Springael

    sa finals naman, bawal na ang promisory notes. (kinunan ko ng picture ung announcement nila last sem na nakapaskil sa cashier namin.)

    isa pa. pinagbabayad rin nila kami ng processing fees twing nagpapa-drop o change kami ng schedules ng subjects namin kahit na sila ang may kasalanan sa magulo nilang schedules. maliit lang ang fee pero hindi naman tama na kasalanan nila kami ang magshoulder ng expenses.

    meron din silang “no work, no pay” policy (para sa part time, hindi lang sure sa full-time instructors). dalawang beses umabsent ung instructor namin sa isang major subject pero wala silang ipinalit na substitute instructor. katumbas ng dalawang absent na un ay six meetings dahil once a week lang ang class namin dun. six meetings ang nalugi sa amin at wala kaming natutunan kahit na ano. SOBRANG UNFAIR!!! sa bulsa lang nila napunta ung binayad naming buo para sa six meetings na un. nagtry class namin na pakiusapan ung school kung pwede kaming magmake up class dun dahil nga major subject. ang sagot lang nila sa amin hindi daw kami ang dapat na mag-ayos ng make up class kundi ung instructor namin. wala silang pakialam kung makapag-make up class kami o hindi.

  • Anonymous

    It is not a law yet and it will never be!  If students don’t pay their tuition fees on time, how do we expect schools to operate?  CHED memo is only an appeal and I think schools have the discretion to abide by it. You better ask your representative to file a bill in congress for our government to set a fund to finance the higher education of all Filipinos for free. But do you think our government can afford just that!  

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/RS44RDGBSNEYBQCSGW5FXH6VDY Beverly

    sa sti fairview. pag walang permit walang exam. so pag wala kang pangbayad edi hinde ka mag eexam!!! tapos pag nakabayad kana. may bago ka na naman babayaran. ang SPECIAL PERMIT EXAM!! it cost 50 pesos per subject. syempre kung 8 ang subject mo. 400 agad iyon diba napaka mukang pera nang school na ito. kaya ka nga hinde nakapag exam dahil wala kang pang bayad tapos pag mg babayd kana may bago ka na naman babayaran! 

  • Roy Devesa

    Parang puro STI ang no permit, no exam ha. Bakit hindi na lang ireklamo yung buong STI system mismo? Sobrang kapitalista may-ari niyan, si Tangco