THE BLAZE
EDITORIAL
Promote Tayo Tayo
Alyssa Gwynett Gratuito (Elysium)
Recognizing the potential of the youth is to lead progress in communities, Kaya Natin! Movement for Good Governance and Ethical Leadership in partnership with the Quezon City local government and SEAOIL Foundation launched Tayo Tayo, a city-wide youth innovation grant program is helping us to have some progress.
This project will allow and help us to show our what can do. Empowerment of marginalized sectors, improvement of public health and increased youth participation in governance are the social issues that may solve of their activity of Tayo Tayo.
“We hope that through this project, the youth of Quezon City will realize that there is an avenue where they can channel their passion and energy into actionable projects that will allow them to contribute to their communities,” Keh said.
As Javelosa emphasized that it will hell to all of us to inspire improving ourselves.
In their proposal, they want to solve the gender equality and protection to all humans to hace a happy and peace life.
Dear editor,
I am one of the Quezon Highers. I am just concern about the voluntary contribution of students. They said that it is voluntary but then it seems that the students and parents are forced to pay?
Dear Jerolyn,
I would like to explain to you that voluntary contribution was explained to you parents last PTA meeting. It is just a small amount to pay for the whole year and help for our miscellaneous unlike in the private school, they are paying a thousand pesos per month and you are given a long period of time to pay little by little. I hope you understand and answered your question correctly.
