ACT accreditation row: Alvin Arcilla to seek national intervention

CEBU CITY, Philippines — A split decision by the Cebu City Council rejecting accreditation for the Asian College of Technology International Educational Foundation (ACTIEF) has prompted the key proponent to seek national government intervention for what he calls a widening education gap. The 8–7 vote on April 14, denying the proposed memorandum of agreement (MOA) with ACTIEF’s Pit-os campus, halted what supporters viewed as a critical pathway for more than 1,600 senior high school graduates from upland barangays. Cebu City Council rejects ACTIEF Pit-os scholarship deal, 8–7 vote Opponents, however, cited unresolved legal, procedural, and welfare concerns that they said […]... Keep on reading: ACT accreditation row: Alvin Arcilla to seek national intervention

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