Establishment of a Presidential Award in Education

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 268: Establishment of a Presidential Award in Education

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Title Supreme Court: 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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Establishment and Frequency of the Award

The Presidential Award in Education is formally established by the President of the Philippines.
Initially awarded in 1970 and to be conferred every three years thereafter.
Recognizes significant and distinctive contributions to the field of education in the country.

Composition and Role of the Award Committee

A dedicated Committee on the Presidential Award in Education is created to manage the award's implementation.
The Committee plans and oversees the award system, including selection procedures and funding.
Membership includes:
- The incumbent Secretary of Education as Chairman.
- A former Secretary of Education.
- An outstanding citizen, both appointed by the President.

Legal Effectivity

The Executive Order takes effect immediately upon signing.
Signed by the President of the Philippines and attested to by the Acting Executive Secretary.

Key Legal Concepts Involved

Utilization of executive powers vested by law to establish national awards.
Promotion of educational excellence as a government policy objective.
Structured and presidentially supervised recognition mechanisms for contributions in education.

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