SB 905

Senate·20th Congress·Filed Aug 5, 2025

No Homework Law

An Act Establishing a No-Homework Policy for All Primary and Secondary Schools in the Country

In plain language

The proposed No Homework Law would ban any homework on weekends for all kindergarten‑to‑high‑school students and limit weekday homework to no more than four hours of work per student.

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Author · Senator

Jinggoy Ejercito-Estrada
SenatorJose "Jinggoy" Ejercito-Estrada Jr
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Subjects

No-Homework Policy

Official sources

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SBN-905 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch