Which statute addresses the Board of National Education?

• A. R.A. 1265
• B. R.A. 1425
• C. R.A. 1124
• D. R.A. 11036

Answer: (C)

The question tests which law specifically creates or governs the Board of National Education. The statute that addresses that board is the one that names and sets up the board and its powers, rather than laws about unrelated topics.

R.A. 1124 is the law that addresses the Board of National Education. It is the act that established the board and defined its role within the national education framework, making it the correct choice for identifying the statute connected to that body.

The other options deal with topics other than the Board of National Education: for example, one is a Rizal Law about teaching Jose Rizal’s life and works, and the remaining acts pertain to different subjects altogether.