Letter to the President

Photo Credit: GEN Philippines 


October 20, 2020
President Rodrigo R, Duterte
Malacañang Palace, Compound 
J.P. Laurel St. San Miguel, Manila


Dear President, 


Good day! Congratulations on your recent election to the presidency of the Philippines. We would like to thank you, as there have been many changes and progress during your administration. We applaud you for the clean-up of Boracay and Manila Bay. In a world where our environment is no longer valued, thank you for taking steps to protect and preserve the beauty of the Philippines. We also admire that your vision of a new and improved Philippines.
I wrote this letter regarding the needs of every school in the Philippines, every student and every teacher. We encourage you to provide school facilities and school equipment. Giving discount to every student and every teacher. 
Lacking of classroom is our main problem in every school specially on areas that are secluded with your election victory, you and your new government have an opportunity- and the responsibility- to address continuing to improve the schools in our country. 
I write to you with some recommendation that have important implication for improving schools establishment like giving enough budget to build more classrooms and laboratory, having a fund race for constructing buildings, providing computers, projectors and laptops also providing apparatus for science laboratory. Giving 20% discount to all students and teachers when buying school equipment specially computers, printers and laptop. Increasing the salaries of teachers and school staff. Students who can’t afford to buy phones and laptops to use specially right now that we-students are under online classes and modular learning and I include the providing of laptops in schools because if a student don’t have laptop, he or she can borrow it and will give it back at the end of school year.
Thank you for your time in reading this letter. We wish that you read this letter with an open mind and heart. I hope that you allow us to help in our studies. We would appreciate the opportunity like this to help us with you and the members of your administration. God bless and good health. 

Sincerely,
Diana Joy R. Adolfo
Grade 9 student of Ilocos Sur 
National High School (ISNHS)


References:
Brad Adams, "Letter from HRW to President Duterte". Retrieved August 9, 2016
https://www.hrw.org/news/2016/08/09/letter-hrw-president-rodrigo-duterte
Rappler.com, "An open letter to President Duterte". Retrieved March 17, 2019
https://amp.rappler.com/move-ph/225925-open-letter-duterte-students

Comments

  1. Jhan BryanOctober 21, 2020 at 3:31 AM

    I totally agree with you that our school really needs Mr. Duterte to help it for its much better improvement! Also, by writing this composition, you really have made me truly impressed again! Again Diana, awesome work!

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  2. Eunice MVCNovember 5, 2020 at 10:42 PM

    This letter was quite informative! I was able to learn more on the events that are present in our country, not to mention, your suggestions and recommendation would truly benefit our country. You did a great job Diana.

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  3. MarnelieNovember 11, 2020 at 6:15 PM

    I agree with what you've said. We really need improvement especially for those school that are out of reach. I hope this letter will reach our president and make an action for it.

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  4. Kent_09November 11, 2020 at 9:52 PM

    I love how you deliver your letter. I agree to all your thoughts and opinions. You're absolutely right, president should focus on education because education is a must. I am glad that you are concern about education. I hope that the government will address the needs of every school. That's all, have a great day.

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  5. Hazel Marie GumasingNovember 12, 2020 at 1:00 AM

    This message is great. It is wonderful that you have recognized the good deeds of our president. And I appreciate when you gave recommendation for other problems that are still unresolved .

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  6. Jeniesis DollagaNovember 15, 2020 at 12:40 AM

    I agree with your thoughts. I think that your suggestions can really help the students and teachers. And it is great that you recognized the good acts of the president.

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  7. Jane Dez MartinezNovember 21, 2020 at 6:45 PM

    You're quite frank about our needs towards our president. I agree with your statement, and you inspired me because of your letter.

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