LETTER FOR PRESIDENT MARCOS

 JOSHUA RABE

ILOCOS SUR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

August 28, 2024


His Excellency President Ferdinand "Bongbong" R. Marcos Jr.
President of the Republic of the Philippines 
Malacañang Palace 

1000 Jose P. Laurel Sr. , San Miguel                                                              


Manila, Philippines 




Dear President "BBM" Ferdinand
I hope this letter reaches you well. My name is Joshua Rabe, and I'm writing to your attention to an important concern for our school and community. And regarding our schedule and classrooms in our class. I request your assistance in guiding the Matatag
curriculum to settle our schedule because our schedule is alternate and our school needs more classrooms so our schedule will be regular. Because of the climate, I suggest that our schedule will be m,w,f and the remaining weekdays will be modular or online schedule so that we gain knowledge continuously. I respect your dedication to the progress of our country. I am concerned about the law of discrimination against poor people because I see in our country all poor people don't have equal
rights to the rich. Because some poor people they don have justice. Also, the part of LGBTQ+ because I have a friend part of LGBTQ+ that they experiences inequality and discrimination. I hope that my request and concern you give consideration. And also progress our country because I don't see any progress in our country still experiencing poverty, our country still poor and a high inflation rate will you address this issue in our country. How about unemployed people, lack of education, and lack of capabilities. If every day the inflation rate will increase what about the poor people who will be even more difficult. Thank you for reading my concern about our country. I hope you will do your obligation in our country. 


                                                                                                                                                Sincerely Joshua Rabe



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