Update on the release of chalk allowance as of June 2

Update on the release of chalk allowance as of June 2


As of June 2, 2019, some public school teachers have already received their chalk allowances. amounting to Php 3,500.00, the same amount received from the previous school year.

For those who have not yet received the said allowance, expect until next week or in time with the opening of the school year.

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