DepEd Launches National School Safety Week with Enhanced Campaign Against Violence
The Department of Education (DepEd) has launched a nationwide campaign to prevent bullying, violence, and online exploitation as it kicks off National School Safety Week, aiming to ensure the safety of students across the country.
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