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Education as a catalyst for growth

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Dumaguete City, fondly known as a ‘University Town’ is the heart of education in Negros Oriental.

Renowned institutions such as Silliman University, St. Paul University Dumaguete, Foundation University, and Negros Oriental State University have established the Province as a beacon of learning.

But the impact of education here transcends academia, extending its benefits across all facets of society.

The education sector is undeniably an economic powerhouse. Sidewalk vendors, tricycle drivers, and local businesses thrive due to the steady influx of students and faculty. Cafes, bookstores, dormitories, and other enterprises experience consistent growth, driven by the vibrant student population.

Indeed, a rising tide raises all ships—education uplifts everyone, ensuring that economic gains touch all corners of the community.

These local institutions continue to invest heavily in modernizing their facilities and improving services, cementing their role as key drivers of progress. Beyond infrastructure, their greatest contribution lies in producing globally-competitive graduates who excel in diverse fields.

These graduates carry the Province’s name to international arenas, showcasing the quality of education offered in Negros Oriental.

The Department of Education has also made significant strides, focusing on understanding why students drop out, and what motivates them to stay in school.

This learner-centric approach aims to address educational inequities, ensuring that “no one is left behind” in reaping the benefits of a robust educational system.

Adding to its achievements, Dumaguete is now vying to be a UNESCO City of Literature, emphasizing the importance of intellectual and creative development.

By educating local writers on copyright protection, the City ensures that its rich literary heritage is preserved, and celebrated globally.

Education is not just a pathway to personal success but a cornerstone of provincial development. In nurturing education, Negros Oriental cultivates a legacy of progress and shared prosperity.

 

 

 

 

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