Belmonte champions QC鈥檚 education excellence with prestigious award
Mayor Joy Belmonte with QC students
MANILA, Philippines – In a significant achievement for the city’s educational framework, Quezon City has been awarded the esteemed Seal of Good Education Governance (SGEG) by the Synergeia Foundation.
This accolade not only recognizes the city’s extraordinary efforts in advancing quality education but also fortifies its status as a frontrunner among local government units (LGUs) in the Philippines.
The SGEG, which was awarded in partnership with notable organizations including Metro Pacific Investments, Meralco, and mWell, acknowledges LGUs that exhibit pioneering leadership, robust community collaboration, and effective programs designed to enhance educational outcomes.
Mayor Belmonte expressed her pride in receiving the recognition, stating, “This acknowledgment reflects Quezon City’s unwavering dedication to providing every child with quality education. It inspires us to continue building a more inclusive and dynamic learning environment for our students.”
Seal of Good Education Governance award
The recognition also shines a light on the collaborative spirit between the local government and the educational sector.
Article continues after this advertisementSchools Division Superintendent Carleen Sedilla highlighted the collective effort that earned the honor.
Article continues after this advertisement“This award reflects the power of partnerships among local government, educators, and communities to create meaningful change in the lives of our students,” she noted.
Quezon City, home to the largest schools division in the nation, serves over 426,000 public elementary and secondary students.
This monumental achievement highlights the city’s pivotal role in shaping the landscape of Philippine education.
Under the dynamic leadership of Mayor Belmonte, the city has made education a central pillar of its development agenda.
Receiving the award are Councilor Aly Medalla, Education Affairs Unit OIC Maricris Veloso, and Schools Division SuperintendentCarleen Sedilla
With a strong focus on transparency and stakeholder engagement, solutions have been implemented to ensure equitable access to quality learning.
Supporting this sentiment, Councilor Aly Medalla, chairperson of the Committee on Education, Science, and Technology, remarked, “We are deeply grateful for this recognition. It is a testament to the hard work of everyone involved in our education initiatives. This milestone drives us to aim even higher for our students and communities.”
The Synergeia Foundation’s Seal of Good Education Governance stands as a beacon for education reform.
It underscores key themes such as innovation, inclusivity, and sustainable governance as vital elements for shaping a prosperous future.
The success of Quezon City sets a remarkable example for other LGUs, demonstrating that prioritizing education not only benefits children but also commits to fostering stronger, more resilient communities across the region.
