Philippines Achieves Record Scores in International Student Assessment, Still Below OECD Average
The Philippines has achieved its highest scores to date in science, mathematics, and reading in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). Despite the significant gains, scores remain below the OECD average, prompting the government to pledge continued investment in education.
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