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Nov 4, 20261 min read

DepEd to Distribute Over 172,654 Apple MacBook Neo Laptops to Teachers (2026–2027)

DepEd has partnered with Apple to supply 172,654 MacBook Neo laptops for public school teachers and administrative staff. The distribution is planned from November 2026 to March 2027.

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What it is

The Department of Education (DepEd) has entered into a partnership with Apple to provide technology for public school educators. This initiative, procured under the DepEd Computerization Program (DCP), involves supplying Apple MacBook Neo laptops to public school teachers and administrative staff nationwide.

Key points

  • The total allocation includes 172,654 Apple MacBook Neo laptops.
  • Each MacBook Neo unit was secured by DepEd for ₱43,000 per unit.
  • The procurement includes a 5-year extended warranty for the MacBook Neo units, which is an upgrade from the usual one-year coverage.
  • Additionally, 62,717 Windows-based laptops are also being rolled out under the DCP.
  • The distribution of the MacBook Neo units is planned from November 2026 to March 2027.

Who is affected

The primary recipients of the 172,654 MacBook Neo units are public school teachers and DepEd administrative personnel. The 62,717 Windows-based laptops are also intended for public school use under the DCP.

What teachers should do

The information provided outlines the details of the upcoming distribution schedule for the technology. The official distribution period for the 172,654 MacBook Neo units is set between November 2026 and March 2027.

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