Philippines Vows to Sustain Education Push After Strong PISA Gains
Following the Philippines' strongest performance yet in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), President Marcos has pledged to continue education reforms. Scores improved across all domains—science, mathematics, and reading—surpassing many other nations.
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