AINTA, Rizal – Soon enough, the local government would have its own learning hub that would exclusively cater to the out-of-school youth, says a top local executive.
According to Atty. Heith Nieto in his capacity as municipal administrator, the construction of the town’s Alternative Learning System community center construction is nearing its completion stage.
“Kaunting tulog na lang matatapos na ang Alternative Learning System community center na pinagawa ni Mayor Elen (Nieto) para sa mga hindi nakapagtapos ng elementarya at high school pero determinadong makagradweyt para sa magandang kinabukasan,” Nieto averred.
Nieto told newsmen that ALS learners will be given a different module that suits their situation which is not classroom-based or formal education – “We want to allow them to learn based on their unique situation in life,” he further noted.
Nieto, a former mayor himself, likewise called on other out-of-school youth who were unable to finish their studies to enroll in the local government’s alternative learning system.
The alternative learning school classroom is situated at the Star Valley Building along Ortigas Avenue Extension in Barangay Sto. Domingo. It was part of the training and skills acquisition in the livelihood programs launched by the local government.
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