ANGELES CITY – On February 24, 2025, Chief Adviser IC Calaguas and Executive Assistant IV Reina Manuel welcomed Jerome Esguerra, the President of the Angeles City Public School Teachers Association, during his visit to the Mayor’s Office Conference Room. The meeting served as an opportunity for the city officials and Esguerra to discuss matters related to education and the well-being of public school teachers in the city.
Also present at the meeting were City Councilor Atty. Arvin Suller and Angeles City Anti-Drug Abuse Council (ACADAC) Head Ricky Saul. The gathering was an important occasion to strengthen the collaboration between the local government and the teachers’ association to further improve the educational system and support the city’s educators.
During the visit, Esguerra shared insights about the challenges faced by teachers in the local public schools, as well as potential solutions to enhance the teaching environment and resources. Mayor Lazatin’s administration has always prioritized education, and the meeting underscored the city’s commitment to improving the quality of education for students while ensuring the welfare of the teaching staff.
Both Chief Adviser Calaguas and Executive Assistant Reina Manuel expressed their gratitude to the public school teachers for their hard work and dedication to shaping the future of the city’s youth. They reiterated the importance of maintaining open communication between the local government and the teachers’ association to address any concerns and ensure the best possible outcomes for students.
Councilor Suller, who also attended the meeting, expressed his support for the education sector and highlighted the need for continued investment in teaching programs, as well as professional development for educators. He emphasized that the local government is always open to working with teachers to enhance the learning environment for all students.
Ricky Saul, the head of the Anti-Drug Abuse Council, was also present to discuss the role of education in preventing substance abuse among the youth. He acknowledged the importance of teachers in guiding students toward making positive life choices and working together to promote a drug-free environment in schools.
As the meeting concluded, the officials and Esguerra posed for a quick photo, symbolizing their continued commitment to collaboration and the shared goal of supporting the educational community in Angeles City. This gathering marked another step forward in fostering strong partnerships between the local government and educators for the betterment of the city’s future generations.
Source: Angeles City Information Office
