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Quality education must be a priority to be solved because the children are the next generation people who will lead our economy in the future. If we don't invest in their education, then our country will be compromised. According to inquirer, the education crisis got worse when the pandemic happened, wherein over 3 million students are unenrolled. Poverty is present in Bulacan and the students from the public schools are not able to fund their tuition fee. They only have modules because most people do not have an internet connection and can't afford to buy gadgets for their online classes.The technological advancements made in our town is they try to donate money to fund their gadgets and other school supplies for the online class.

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It is significant to eradicate poverty so that people will not experience hardships anymore. Poverty is the cause of the government's inability to manage the economy properly. It is why most people experience low income that their basic needs are not met. According to Manila Times, poverty has worsened when the coronavirus happened.  Which is why an outreach program was made by the team of Bong Go wherein they donate meals, food packs, vitamins and other necessities. He has solved this temporarily but not permanently. The technological advancements made in our town is that the government promotes community pantries which somehow gave hope and provision to those who are less fortunate.

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2 UNSDGs that I think STS BULACAN need to take action

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2 UNSDGs that I think STS BULACAN need to take action

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1. Singkaban Festival
2. Kneeling Carabao in Pulilan
3. Fertility Dance in Obando
4. Baliwag Lenten Procession
5. Calumpit Libad Festival
6. Feast of Holy Cross of Wawa in Bocaue
7. Halamanan Festival in Guiguinto

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* Barasoain Church
* Biak na Bato National Park
* Meyto Shrine
* Divine Mercy National Shrine
* Verdivia Falls

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- province's capital
- the site of the 1898 constitutional convention that resulted in the formation of First Philippine Republic, headed by Emilio Aguinaldo

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- known as DRT
- the province's largest municipality, with a total surface area of around 93,298 hectares.
- Bulacan Tourist Capital

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12. Norzagaray

13. Obando

14. Pandi

15. Paombong

16. Plaridel

17. Pulilan

18. San Ildefonso

19. San Miguel

20. San Rafael

21. Santa Maria

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1. Malolos
2. Meycauayan
3. San Jose del Monte

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1. Angat

2. Balagtas

3. Baliuag

4. Bocaue

5. Bulakan

6. Bustos

7. Calumpit

8. Doña Remedios Trinidad

9. Guiguinto

10. Hagonoy

11. Marilao

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Bulacan's annual daily revenue for fiscal year 2016 was $3,527,337,309.07, according to the Bureau of Local Government Finance.

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The age group with the highest population in Bulacan, according to the 2015 Census, is 5 to 9, with 329,260 people. The age group with the smallest population, however, is 80 and up, with 22,565 people.

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Bulacan is a Philippine Province that is Part of the Central Luzon Region. It is among the few provinces that benefit greatly from its geographical position. The province has also become a vital connection between Manila's vast and concentrated consumer market and North Luzon's resource-rich provinces. It has a total area of 262,500 hectares or approximately 14 percent of its total of Central Luzon. There are 21 municipalities, 3 component cities, and 569 barangays.

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The province is proud of its long and illustrious history. The first Constitutional Democracy in Asia was established in 1899 at the historic Barasoain Church in Malolos City. Bulacan is known for its heroes such as; Marcelo H. Del Pilar and Gen. Gregorio Del Pilar, beautiful people, liberal cooperatives, and small and medium-sized businesses. Also, it is home to several of the nation’s best artists including the iconic poet Francisco Balagtas, musician Nicanor Abelardo, and nationalist sculptor Guillermo Tolentino.

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* The cradle of country’s valiant heroes

*Comes from the Tagalog word “bulak” which refers to the province’s former main commodity.