The Department of Education (DepEd) on Friday condemned the sexual abuse committed against four elementary school teachers in Ocampo, Camarines Sur.
"We denounce any acts of violence and injustice towards our teachers, who have been showing their dedication and effort to deliver equitable, resilient, inclusive, and quality education to our learners," the statement read.
The authorities said on Wednesday, August 10, it had identified the suspect in the alleged molestation of four teachers inside a school.
While the police are conducting a manhunt operation to locate and arrest the suspect who remains at large, the Department of Education said the agency has assured to provide the victims with assistance especially financial and psychological intervention.
"We hope our local authorities in Camarines Sur will conduct a swift investigation and bring justice to the family of the victims."
"We likewise call on our partner agencies in preparation for the upcoming school opening, especially the Philippine National Police (PNP), to protect the welfare of our teachers, learners, and parents inside and outside the premises of our schools," it said.
Furthermore, the Department is currently drafting a Joint Memorandum Circular with the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) to emphasize using the Special Education Fund (SEF) to hire at least one security personnel per school and for the repair and construction of school buildings.
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