MANILA, Philippines --- An organization of private educational institutions across the country has raised concerns about a bill that would ban the "no permit, no examination" policy, as it may place schools' viability and future in danger. At the hearing of the House of Representatives' committee on basic education on Tuesday, the Coordinating Council of Private Educational Associations of the Philippines (Cocopea) explained that since schools rely heavily on tuition to pay for the salaries of teachers, staffers and other utilities and expenses, delays would risk the standing of these institutions. Cocopea's incoming managing director, lawyer Kristine Carmina Manaog, said that ...Keep on reading: Banning ‘no permit, no exam’ policy puts schools in danger — Cocopea