Title
Establishment of a Presidential Award in Education
Law
Executive Order No. 268
Decision Date
Oct 29, 1970
Executive Order No. 268 established the Presidential Award in Education in the Philippines to recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to education, with a committee overseeing the selection procedures and other details.
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Q&A (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 268)

The Presidential Award in Education was established by President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

The Presidential Award in Education is granted every three years, with the first award given in 1970.

The establishment of the award coincided with the declaration of 1970 as the International Education Year by the United Nations General Assembly.

The committee is composed of the incumbent Secretary of Education as Chairman, a former Secretary of Education, and an outstanding citizen designated by the President.

The Committee is responsible for planning and implementing the system for giving the awards, including selection procedures, funding, and other details.

The order specifies that the award is for those who have made significant and distinctive contributions in education but does not detail specific selection criteria.

The order took effect immediately upon its signing on October 29, 1970.

President Marcos acted by virtue of the powers vested in him by law.

No, the Award is granted to any individual who has made significant and distinctive contributions in the field of education in the country.


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