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Republic Act No. 975: Authorize Director to confer degrees in 4-year teacher curricula

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Title Supreme Court: Authorize Director to confer degrees in 4-year teacher curricula

Law: Republic Act No. 975

Decision Date: Apr 3, 1954

Republic Act No. 975 grants the Director of Public Schools the authority, with the approval of the Secretary of Education, to confer appropriate degrees upon students who have completed the requirements of teacher-education curricula in specially designated public schools.

conferment of degrees

public schools

collegiate level

Rulemaking Power Regarding Degree Conferral

The Director of Public Schools shall establish rules and regulations governing the conferment of degrees.
These rules must align with the provisions authorizing degree conferral.
The issuance of such rules is also subject to the Secretary of Education's approval.

Repeal of Inconsistent Laws and Regulations

All existing laws or parts of laws that conflict with the provisions of this act are repealed.
This ensures legal clarity and prevents conflicting regulations.

Effectivity Clause

The law becomes effective immediately upon approval.
No additional conditions or delays are stipulated for its implementation.

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