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July 8, 2011
REGIONAL FIELD TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE DIVISION (RFTAD)
PRESENTATION/REPORT ON TARGETS VS. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Specific Objective: Technical Assistance Division seeks to facilitate in providing broad-based capacity-building
opportunities to the 6 functional divisions and nineteen (19) Divisions to ensure effective delivery of TA
services/interventions to increase performance indicators and continuously improve the learning outcomes.
Key Result Area: Technical Assistance
TARGETS VS. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
TARGETS DATE ACCOMPLISHMENTS DATE REMARKS1. Conduct initial needs assessment of
client divisions using data from DEDP,
BEIS, Annual Report , Report CardMay Done May 29 All RFTATs
2.Conduct Division SBM CoordinatorsMeeting
May Done May 30 20 Participants
3.Conduct planning conference with allRFTATs
3.1Present the initial assessmentfindings of each division and
3.2Conduct orientation in thepreparation for facilitating the
division planning workshop
June Done June 10ARD with 35
RFTATs
4.Conduct Orientation Workshop on
School- Based ManagementJune Done June 14-15
ARD with 35
RFTATs
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5.Meet with each client division to
present the gathered TA needs and
validate initial findings of the TA
Teams
June DoneJune 27-July
1
6.Require DO counterparts to make an
operational plan based on the
identified gaps
June DoneOnly Cebu Province not
submitted the DIP
7.Sign performance contract/MOA
with the SDSJune27 July 1 Done
Not signed
1.Cebu Province2.Naga
8.Report to the RD & SDS the issuesand concerns/findings
July
9.Conduct TA Planning9.1Share FTA experiences with the
teams and identify top 3 priority
needs for formulation of TA plan
9.2Identify top 3 TA needs cuttingacross all divisions
July
10. Formulate a regional TA plan July
11. Implement the TA plan for each
division August
10.Monitor and Evaluate the
implementation of the division planSeptember
RFTAT DIVISION PLANNING CONFERENCE
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June 27-July 1, 2011
NUMBER AND PERCENT OF ATTENDANCE OF PARTICIPANTS
Division Number of Participants %
Expected Actual
1. Bais 38 38 100%2. Bayawan 22 22 100%3. Bogo 17 17 100%4. Bohol 80 79 99%5. Carcar 15 15 100%6. Cebu City 26 26 100%7. Cebu Province 112 29 29%8. Danao 26 21 81%9. Dumaguete 49 49 100%10.Guihulngan 27 27 100%11.Lapulapu 30 29 99%12.Mandaue 17 17 100%13.Naga 70 53 76%14.Negros Oriental 47 47 100%15.Siquijor 96 96 100%16.Tagbilaran 19 18 95%17.Talisay 22 22 100%18.Tanjay 24 24 100%19.Toledo 35 35 100%
TOTAL 772 664 86%
ATTENDANCE OF THE RFTATS DURING THE DIVISION IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
June 27-July 1, 2011
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RFTAT PRESENT ABSENT Remarks
RFTAT 1
Team Leader: Dr. Vivian Ginete X On leave
Asst. Team Leader: Dr. Milagros Gabia /Asst. Team Leader
Members:Vivian Yarte /
Ma. Jesusa Despojo /
Estela Susvilla X Training
Danilo Villadulid /
Ian Apistar /
Roland Villegas X Tree Planting
Total = 8
RFTAT 2
Team Leader: Flordeliza Sambrano /Asst. Team Leader: Clara Rebecca Falconi /
Members:Sinfronio Thelmo /
Victor Yntig /
Maurita Ponce /
Allan Villacampa /
Tomas Pastor /
Total = 7
RFTAT 3
Team Leader: Carmencita Denampo X Seminar
Asst. Team Leader:Luz Jandayan /Members: Berna Ysulan /
Eduardo Bacaltos /
Miguela Savellon /
Sonia Artiaga /
Kenneth Biasong /
Marcelita Dignos X Training
Nena Minoza /
Total = 9
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RFTAT 4
Team Leader: Marcial Degamo X Seminar
Asst. Team Leader: Milagros Villanueva /
Members:Miriam Braganza /
Grace Espos X On leaveNoemi Guillen X Project Priority
Jose Gerard Sol /
Rosa Cabotaje
Joy Conta /
Total = 8
RFTAT 5
Team Leader:L Emiliano Elnar Jr /
Asst. Team Leader: Leah Apao /
Members: Eleanor Salgado /
Teresita Ga /Magdalena Dagat /
Richell Pestanas /
Matilde Mayonila /
Rosanna Godinez /
Merden Bryant /
Total = 9
Total RFTATs = 41 - 8 80% Attendance
CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF THE REGIONAL FIELD TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TEAMS ( RFTAT)
JUNE 27 to JULY 1, 2011
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DIVISION ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
1.BAIS ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Few BLP enrollees and completers
Few passers of A & E and PEPT Test
Request for more mobile teacher items for each barangay
Link with stakeholders to provide enough funding for
livelihood skills
Review competencies of A & E and PEPT test booklets
and conduct intensive review of the takers
Request for additional items for mobile teachers
to be given to the division
Recommend to the congress to propose Law
prohibiting the illiterate to vote
EFA GOAL 2 Increase in failure and dropout rates
Decrease in promotion and completion
rates
Implementation of Adopt-A-School Program
Intensive remedial instruction
Continue the Free Noon Meal
Promote a child friendly environment
Establish a good rapport with sta keholders
Retooling of teachers on KSAs in classroom instruction
and values formation
Conduct more instructional supervision
Intensify Monitoring and Evaluation
EFA GOAL 3 Increased failure / drop-out ratesLow Academic Performance
Adopt My Peer, My Little Teacher Program ( Per
Mentoring Among Students)
Enhance present classroom set-ups and improve teaching
strategies
Coordinate with concerned authorities for safety and
security of students
Train teachers for professional growth and development
and encourage enrolment in post graduate studies
Adopt the CFSS program
Conduct special training for teachers handling
non- specialized subjects
EFA GOAL 4 Some programs and projects were notimplemented due to poor involvement
of stakeholders and the organization of
the PTA and SGC is more observed for
compliance only
Encourage stakeholders for involvement in any project
implementation through forum, seminars, meeting, etc
Inform the parents , PTA, SGC of their roles and functions
as partners in education
inform /update stakeholders of any problems
encountered by the school as to the development of the
schools achievement
Provisions of guidelines and principles, duties
and responsibilities of the stakeholders, PTA and
SGC organizations
and community
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2. BAYAWAN ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Poor enrolment in BLP and fewcompleters
Few test takers in A&E and low passing
rate
-Intensive monitoring and Supervision by ALS
coordinators
-Mobile teachers to establish more contact with ALS --
learners in conducting review
- Increase CLC with IMs and other materials
-intensify the use of EASE Modules w/assigned
stakeholders.
- Intensify Radio-Based Instructions.
-Solicit Books and other instructional
Materials. Intensive review
-Periodic Spot testing.
EFA GOAL 2 Decrease in participation rate by 5% - Strong Advocacy
- Intensive Family Mapping
- Home Visitation
- Heightened Brigada Eskwela
- Oplan Balik Eskwela & Strong
Linkaging.
- Lobby Additional Items for
Kindergarten teachers.
-Advocacy
-Regular trainings and seminars.
- Strong Advocacy
- Intensive Family Mapping
- Home Visitation
- Heightened Brigada Eskwela
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- Oplan Balik Eskwela & Strong
Linkaging.
* Intensive Monitoring to all schools in all subjects.
* Conduct spot testing using Competency Based test
questions.
* Exposure of pupils/students to printed test
materials.
* Have a unified School Testing Program.
* Utilization of test result as benchmark.
* Capacitate teachers to log in the LRMDS Website.
* Download Instructional Materials.
EFA GOAL 3 Decrease MPS in all subject areas and insome grade/year levels and way below
the 75% targeted proficiency level* Intensive Monitoring to all schools in all subjects.
* Conduct spot testing using Competency Based test
questions.* Exposure of pupils/students to printed test
materials.
* Have a unified School Testing Program.
* Utilization of test result as b enchmark.
Utilization of test result as bench mark for
improvement
Capacitate teachers in accessing LRMDS website a nd
download IMs
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EFA GOAL 4 Low participation /involvement ofstakeholders
Intensify advocacy/information dissemination through
symposium, meeting, forum, etc. on networking
Monitor the organization and functionality of PTA and
SGC, and Monitor the proper utilization of funds
Intensive monitoring and provision of assistance
needed
3. BOGO ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Moderate Participation Rate
Satisfactory literacy rate and
completion rate but way below the
EFA target
Differentiated responsible
parenthood
* Conduct literacy mapping
* Strengthen linkages with local government officials
* Advocacy/ campaign for ALS enrollees
* Intensify reward/recognition for A&E Passers
* Rigid review sessions for A& E
* Reproduce review materials
*Intensive house to house enrolment
campaign
* Adopt DEPED Intervention Programs: School Initiated
Intervention Program(SII) and Project Reach
* Film viewing about child labor
Endorsement of Division
Request for Budget Allocation
to Central office
Indorsement of Division
request for Budget Allocation
of Ims to Central office
Supply necessary materials/
paraphernelia for the trainings
EFA GOAL 2
Moderate participation rate
Intensify family mapping
Strengthen guidance services to locate school-aged
children for them to be in school
Track attendance of children in school
Tap local government officials for advocacy
Retool teachers with trainings to the effective
Intensive Monitoring and
Evaluation
Suggest trainings to
improve teachers'
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use of innovative teaching strategies
Strengthen LAC sessions
Conduct survey of promotable SHs
Rank and promote SHs
performance
EFA GOAL 3 Participation Rate below EFA Target
of learners Less support and follow-
up from parents
C. Child Labor/Manual
Work
C. Child Labor/Manual
Work
Intensify advocacy program campaign on
school pertaining to nutrition program
* Conduct PTA meetings
* Attend meetings conducted by LGU's
* SustainE-Junie Program
*Identify below normal children
* Provide feeding to identified below
normal children
* Conduct monthly Homeroom PTA meeting
* Conduct Home visitations
*Intensive house to house enrolment
campaign
* Adopt DEPED Intervention Programs:
School Initiated
Intervention Program(SII) & Project Reach
* Film viewing about child labor
Indorsement of Division
request for Budget Allocation
to Central office
* Provide tools for identification
of malnourished children
Supplementary tool
for advocacy program
D. Irregular Monitoring/indifferent *Conduct trainings and workshops to Provide training and
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response of teachers on the new
teaching methods/strategies/
Techniques
F. Less committed School Heads
teachers
* Impart values education to SHs,
teachers during executive conferences
& school meetings* Invite resource speaker
* Motivate School Heads
* Re-tool school heads
* Conduct capability building
Intensify tracking system
* conduct SWOT analysis
* adopt the most effective tracking system
monitoring schools
Provide trainings and seminar
workshops to Sch Heads
EFA GOAL 4 Minimal participation rate
of stakeholders in
school governance
Strengthen advocacy with external stakeholders
* conduct house to house campaign
* sit audience to barangay sessions
* organize community groups
Source out funds for Basic competencies for all
* invite potential donors/benefactors to a meeting
* present school crucial needs
* recognize support
Endorsement of Division
request for Budget Allocation
to Central office
BOHOL ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Not all learners took the test due tofinancial reasons/lack of interest
Lack of classroom/learning centers,
Seek helps from LSB and LGU, make school activities
attractive
Seek assistance from barangay officials and external
Tracking down completers and giving guidance
Provision of ALS teacher items and materials
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modules and teachers
Island barangays/remote areas seldom
visited/not reached by ALS coordinators,
not organized ALS classes
stakeholders
Home visitation/ conduct surveys
Career guidance
One on one tutoring / regular teaching of OSYs
Modular, attend livelihood training, coordinate/seek help
from mayor through SEF funds
Enough funding, workbook/ materials
Enough funding, workbook/ materials
Regular teram monitoring
EFA GOAL 2Low participation rate
eachers have difficulty in identifying the
prescribed feeding ingredients
Children left school due to work at
home and poor health, lack parental
support
Overlapping of activities
Children drop from classes
Increased repetition rate in Grade
Guide teachers in the procurement of the needed
ingredients
Home visits, meeting with parents, advocacy during
assembly, clean water supply
Family mapping
Sustain the feeding program/ gardening
capability program and internalization of values
Maximum utilization of the expertise of MTs
Conduct seminar on responsible parenthood
Equip teachers with KSAsPrioritize tasks according to urgency and importance
Prepare district master plan
Avoid collection of fees
Regular class observations, provide teachers with process
skills
Recommendation of locally produced teaching
materials, inclusion in the feeding program
Constant monitoring and supervision, additional
4Ps, funding for water supply
Advocacy on scholarship grants
Provision of assistance to poor pupils
Regular TA and monitoring Regular TA andmonitoring
EFA GOAL 3 Regular TA and monitoringSchools not meeting the 75% in t he 5
learning areasTeachers are not serious in the conduct
of review, lack process skills in teaching,
lack of review materials
Children domestically employed in
urban areas, not interested to finish
schooling
No secondary teacher item for Tubog
and Tapal Integrated schools
Lack of instructional materials, negative
attitude of teachers
Implementation of 4Ps
TA to teachers, regular classes, classroom observation,
utilize MTsFrequent supervision, fund raising for acquisition of
review materials, advocacy to parents about review
classes
Education campaign during barangay/PTA assembly
meetings, livelihood for parents
Request for locally paid teachers
capability program and internalization of values
Maximum utilization of the expertise of MTs
Conduct seminar on responsible parenthood
Equip teachers with KSAs
Provision of incentives to performing teachers
Frequent provision of TA
Seminar/workshops
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Prioritize tasks according to urgency and importance
Monitoring and evaluating the schools/districts
EFA GOAL 4 Negative attitudes of parents/community folks towards education
Lack of advocacy on DepEdsprograms and projects
Failure to address the competencies
based on test results
Recommend 4Ps, introduce livelihood skills training
to parents, awareness of their duties as partners of
community devt.Lack of advocacy on DepEds programs and projects
Regular INSET, train school heads administrative
and supervisory s
Regular PTA meetings
Conduct municipal education summit
Provision of assistance to parents, policy
encouraging students to go to school
M and E, TA, more advocacy on TV, duringseminars
Training of school heads as school manager
Intensify M & E
Rewards System
CARCAR ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 1. Out of 762 registrants, only544 actually took the test with139 or 25.55 % had passed thetest
2. Out of 298 PEPT takers, only14 or 4.70% had passed thetest.
3. Programs not implemented
Advocacy on the BLP program
Intensify review in preparation for the A & E and PEPT by
ALS coordinators and mobile teachers
Request for additional mobile teacher items
Intensify M & E
EFA GOAL 2 Slight decrease in drop-out rate
Conduct home visits
Implement Project Reach and DORP
Adopt the Student Tracking System
M & E and more TA provided
EFA GOAL 3 A decrease of performance in SY2009-2010 over SY 2008-2009 and in thestandard set, in the following indicators:
1. Completion RateElementary 88.09
70.47Decrease: 17.62/20%Below standard: 29.53/41.9%
2. Promotion RateElementary 88.76
88.07Decrease: .69 / .78%
1 Conduct meeting with the stakeholders to
improve academic performance and other crucial
indicators
2. Conduct massive review esp for the low
achievers
Intensify the feeding program
3.Capability building program for teachers and SHs
to improve classroom instruction and supervision
4. More visibility of the ES / PSDS in districts and in
M & E
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Below standard: -11.93/13.5%3. Graduation Rate
Elementary 93.4490.43
Decrease: 3.01/3.33%Below standard: 9.57/10.58%
4 Achievement RateElementary:Below Standard: 14.34/23.64%Secondary:Below Standard: 26.33/54.09%
schools
EFA GOAL 4 Undefined roles, responsibilities andfunctionsActivities overlapped each other in schooland communityExternal stakeholders do not clearlyunderstand their function and
responsibilities
1.Intensify Advocacy on the importance of
networking
2. Transparency in handling funds
Provision of TA
CEBU CITY ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Lack of CLC in the ff. communities12 (Brgy and School)
2.Low participation-Learners lack of commitment towardsthe program
-Learners negative attitude towardsschool
Lack of coordination from the
District ALS
Coordinators with the
Administrator and PSDS
Establish come-on Mechanisms
-Home visits--Provide the ff.
- free meals- free basic supplies and materials
--Give incentives to deserving learners--Coordinate with barangay for learnerstransportation
--Provide friendly learning atmosphere- establish a support system for the learners
--Solicit learning materials from stakeholders-strengthened the adopt a CLC/ Learners Program-Drum-up fun/Walk for Education and similaractivities Pledges-Request for procurement/additional modules-Coordinate with the LSB for funding
Orientation/re-orientation of roles, functions andduties of Administrators and PSDS--Updates/ feedbacks during DALSC,PSDS, and
Monitoring and feedbacking of Division
Activities and initiatives
Intensive monitoring of division activitiesOrientation/re-orientation of roles, functionsand duties of Administrators and PSDS--Updates/ feedbacks during DALSC,PSDS,and SchoolAdministrators meeting
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SchoolAdministrators meeting
EFA GOAL 2 1. Low profile in socio-economic status of theparents
Habitual/Absenteeism
1.1) Informal/ formalmeetings & conferences withthe parents
card day
HR/Gen.PTA meetings mothers class responsible parenthood
1.2)To identify 2-5 indigent families(by grade level)to 4Ps program to be monitored everytwo months
washing
2.1 Feeding program
below normal status three(3x) a week Free Nutripan to indigent pupils twice(2x) a
week low cost/affordable nutritious food in the
school canteen w/ supervised recess2.2) Home visitations
1.4)Mobile ALS teachers/DALCS to monitor every week
1.5) Functional Health Programs per class
hand deworming daily health inspection
dental/tooth brushing3.1) Values formation of teachers throughschool/district meetings/INSET/ LAC3.2) Emphasis on the rights of children usingmonitoring tools of CFSS3.3) Pre/Post clinical observation/ supervision
Monitoring of Division activities
Feedbacks as to strengths and weaknesses
Monitor the division activities
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Lack of parental support
Less classroom supervision
. Lack of Information on schoolprograms and Projects
15 barangays have no public elem.school; and 21 barangays have nopublic secondary schools
Organize Parent Brigade by grade/year level withdifferent committees
security committee cleanliness committee ways/means committee
Functional HRPTABrigada Eskwela/ Adopt a School
Conferences/meetings with the teachers everymonth/as the need arises10% of the total population of teachers to be
observed using form 178 every month subject scholars quadrant 4teachers
Calendar of activities done by the Master teacher/School coordinators with the approval of the heads
Advocacy Tools streamer/media broadcast
announcement by PTA/Barangay officials
Monthly Bulletin board displaySemestral Parents Forum
Year-end evaluation
Request for the opening of at least 2 elementary
and 2 secondary schools
Follow-up the request for the opening of the
needed schools by the Division Office
EFA GOAL 3 GRADUATION RATE96.01% Graduation Rate(Elementary) falls short from targetof 100% by 3.9986.82% Graduation Rate
Full implementation of the Child Friendly SchoolSystems/Eradicate punishment of any form.
Close monitoring of no classroom contributionspolicy.
Monitoring of CFSS implementation in theDivision
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(Secondary)- falls short from targetby 13.18
ACHIEVEMENT RATE
RAT/NAT MPS in all core subjectareas is below the 75% passing rateboth in the elementary and
secondary
.Teachers are poor in teaching skills
Strengthening Homeroom PTA meetings
Strengthening of Guidance and CounselingProgram/Drop-Out Reduction Program/REACH
Minimize disruption of classes by: Synchronized sports and academic
festivals/ contest Do meetings/ conferences after classes Minimize involvement of teachers in non-
academic activitiesProper sanctions to erring teachers and awards toexemplary teachers
Submission of reports on teacherabsences/tardiness
Adapt disciplinary measures/ solutions
Provide trainings on:Teaching Strategies, Trends in Teaching,Teaching Skills & effective Classroom
Management.
SUKEN Validation & Upgrading Test in MathContinue the Implementation of the Certificate Programsforteachers; Continue to English Proficiency for Teachers
Prompt deployment of teachers Ready pool of substitutes Utilized Day high school teachers while
waiting for a night hi teachersCapability Building for school heads on classroomobservation, performance Management, and
Capability/ enhancement Programs ,trainings and seminars
Monitoring of Division activities
Provision of supplementary materials forclassroom use
Introduce new projects/programs
Monitor teacher needs of the Div.
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Instructional Supervision
Require regular classroom observation of EPS,PSDS, SHs, SDS, ASDSImplementation of an M & E system
(Assessing/reporting and planning)
Regular checking/monitoring of school headstardiness and absences
Strict implementation of the weekly observation/workplan of EPS/PSDS/SHs
Request for more textbooks from the national levelStrict implementation of the minimum 6 hourteaching load
Deployment of more teachers with regular items tothe Night High schoolsProvision of Principal items to school s heads who are
only TICs/SICs
Trainings and monitoring of DivisionImplementation
EFA GAOL 4Non-organization of School GoverningCouncil in some elementary andsecondary schools because ofpoor PTA- Administrator relationship
Proper orientation of newly elected PTA officers on theirroles and limitations and DepEd policies
Transparency in the handling of funds
Proper liquidation of funds every after the end of theschool year
Advocate a parent-friendly schoolProper orientation of newly elected PTA officers on theirroles and limitations and DepEd policies
Involvement of parents in school activities and Programs:-Parent Brigade, Feeding Program, Parent Day, Reading
Monitoring
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Program, Story Teller, Brigada Eskwela, Fun run, walkfor a cause, etc
CEBU PROV ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 NONE
EFA GOAL 2
EFA GOAL 3
EFA GOAL 4
DANAO CITY ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
GOAL 1 Low Percentage of Enrolment inBasic Literacy
Low Percentage of A & E Passers
Low Percentage of A & E Passers
Zero percentage of PEPT Passer
1. Intensive mapping of 42 Barangays to identify
OSY & OSA
2. Advocacy / Information Dissemination on the
importance of ALS program through:
Meetings with Brgy Officials, parents & mobile
teachers
Streamers/Advertisement/ Brochures/Flyers
Attend Barangay Council Sessions
3. House-to-House campaign
Request for more mobile teacher items &
Financial Assistance if any
GOAL 2 Low academic performance belowthe 75% proficiency level
1.Undergo trainings/workshops on instructional
supervision and classroom instruction
2 . Conduct TDNASH
3. Internet surfing on instructional supervision
4. Values formation seminar
5. Avail of the Learning Portals.
6. Teacher-friendly and adopt student tracking
system
7.Reward System
8. Intensify Feeding program
9. Organization of different clubs
9. CFSS intensification
Request for TDNASH Tool from the
Regional Office
Monitoring and provision of TA
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10 Request for Police visibility
11.Creation of Community Organizations
12. Brgy. Assembly&indulging with Sports
and other wholesome activities
1. School /classroom evaluation
1.Instructional supervision
2. School Based Training Program
3. Values Formation seminar
4. Educational Tour
5. Reward system on performing individual
6. Revitalize LAC Sessions
7. Induction Program of the New Teachers
8. Conduct TSNA of teachers
9. Mentoring of Teachers
10. Pupil- Friendly
11Guidance and Counseling
12. Home visitation
13.Provision of medical/dental assistance
14. Intensify Religious instruction
GOAL 3 There are still gaps in the
1. Rate
Elem. 5.88%Sec. - 15.17%
2.Graduation Rate
Elem. 2.87%
Sec. 5.41%
3. Achievement rate
Rate in NAT and RAT increased
Intensify School Feeding Program
EPASU
Regular Remedial Program
Regular Assessment Conference with Parents
Homeroom PTA Meeting
Utilization of Student Tracking System
Home VisitationConduct SBTP
Preparation of SIP
Intensive Instructional Supervision
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but have not reached the 75%
proficiency level
Regular Monitoring of All Schools
Implement subject area programs such asMTAP Saturday Class, Science Fair,
PressCon, STEP Competition, and others
Surf Materials from LRMDS portals
Maximum utilization of Worktexts andLesson Guides
Mentoring/Coaching Program in School
Maximize Master Teachers Services
GOAL 4 Elem SGCs Organized -81%
Sec SGCs Organized 24%
Total Amount of Elem. SEF (Prov.)-0
Total Amount of Sec. SEF (Province)
--------240,000.00
20% grantees failed to submit
liquidation reports on time
1. Re-orientation of the SH in the organization
of functional SGC
2. Distribute SGC manual to the SH
3. Monitor and evaluate the SGC operations
quarterly
Re-orientation on the simple liquidation
process
Adopt COA Rules/Regulations
Funding for the awards
Early release of SBM support fund
GUIHULNGAN ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Increase in the percentage of
passers in October 11 A &
E test
Increase/Improve awareness
of OSY & Adults in ALS
ALS implementer must have a house to
house campaign & should cater to the needs
of the learners
ALS implementer should reach out those
remote barangays by budgeting their time
Provide additional mobile teachers &
ALS Learning facilitators
Assist in the monitoring of ALS
implementers in the implementation
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Programs Projects properly of various ALS Program & Projects
EFA GOAL 2 - (4Ps) non-compliance ofthe parents
- Absences of teachers
- Not child-friendly
school/teachers
- Advocacy to the community on
4Ps
- Values clarification
- Values development training
- Faculty Development Training
- Regular school visitation for
M & E
- Requiring all teachers to attend
values formation training
EFA GOAL 3 -Absenteeism
-Child labor
-Economic difficulty
-Parents attitude-Over-sized class
-Lack of Teacher Item
-Supplementary feeding program
-Home visitation
-Adopt a child scholar
-Establish rapport and friendly relation with
all the stakeholders
- Visitation of RFTAT to
Division office
- Provide teacher items
EFA GOAL 4 -Lack of
persistence/lobbying/patience
in seeking support from LGU
-LGU/Brgy. Officials
sometimes are not responsive
to the needs of the community
-Invite or involve them(LGU) in school
activities
-Have harmonious relationship with the
LGUs in school programs/activities
Presence of the Regional
personnel in different activities
DUMAGUETE ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 14% were unable to enroll inBasic Literacy Classes( 86% enrolled)
Decrease in the number of
takers
a) Advocacy and Social Mobilization
Strengthening A&E classes and other ALSsupport programs (BPOSA, LSDS, LSDS (BL)
Intensified review, tutorial (peer/group)Monitoring
Organization of Mobile LibraryCapability building of Mobile Teachers and ALS
Implementers
Intensive monitoring
EFA GOAL 2 Decrease in the Participation
Rate
a) Balik Eskwela campaignb) Home visitationc) Feeding Programd) Utilization of the print and broadcast media
Bring a Friend to School Campaign
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EFA GOAL 3 1. NAT Achievement Rate inElementary increased by22.2% (Previous: 49.24Current: 58.20)
2. NAT Achievement Rate inthe Secondary increased by34.1% (Previous: 47.28Current: 63.40)
a) Focus on skills mastery through
Spot testing
Holding of Saturday classes for reviewb) Tracking of pupils performance levelc) Regular test administration and evaluation
of test resultsd) Production and utilization of learningenhancement materials
e) Maximizing time-on-task/engage time Minimizing disruption of classes e.g.
pulling out of teachers during classesIntensive and appropriate
Class supervision of Classes
Spot Testing
Holding of Saturday Review Classes
Division Quarterly Testand results were analyzed
Feeding Program: Free Noon Meala) Intensive supervision of classes
b) Maximize engaged time of teachers tostudents
c) Minimize pulling out of teachers fromclasses
d) Production of enhancement exercises perlearning area
Tracking of students/pupils attendance andperformance
Re orient master teachers on theirfunctions/roles as instructional leader
Require MTs to facilitate LAC sessions
Utilize their expertise in planning andimplementing instructional interventions toimprove pupils/students academicachievement
Tap their expertise for school INSET
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Workout for the inclusion of newlyopened high schools in the GAA
Workout for the reclassification of TICpositions to Head Teacher or Principal
positions.
EFA GOAL 4 Poor stakeholders
participation/ involvement on
the different programs and
projects of the school
Encourage active participation ofstakeholders in the planning,implementation, monitoring of all schoolsprograms & projects
Conduct Meetings
Hold Assemblies
Monitoring of activities
GUIHULNGAN ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Low percentage of passers
in& E test
Lack of awareness of OSY &
Adults in ALS Programs
Projects
ALS implementer must have a house to
house campaign & should cater to the needs
of the learners
ALS implementer should reach out those
remote barangays by budgeting their time
properly
Provide additional mobile teachers &
ALS Learning facilitators
Assist in the monitoring of ALS
implementers in the implementation
of various ALS Program & Projects
EFA GOAL 2 - (4Ps) non-compliance ofthe parents
- Absences of teachers
- Not child-friendly
school/teachers
- Advocacy to the community on
4Ps
- Values clarification
- Values development training
- Faculty Development Training
- Regular school visitation for
M & E
- Requiring all teachers to attend
values formation trainingEFA GOAL 3 -Absenteeism
-Child labor
-Economic difficulty
-Parents attitude
-Over-sized class
-Lack of Teacher Item
-Supplementary feeding program
-Home visitation
-Adopt a child scholar
-Establish rapport and friendly relation with
all the stakeholders
- Visitation of RFTAT to
Division office
- Provide teacher items
EFA GOAL 4 -Lack of
persistence/lobbying/patience
-Invite or involve them(LGU) in school
activities
Presence of the Regional
personnel in different activities
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in seeking support from LGU
-LGU/Brgy. Officials
sometimes are not responsive
to the needs of the community
-Have harmonious relationship with the
LGUs in school programs/activities
LAPULAPU ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
GOAL 1 Low passing percentage of ALS -A&E/PEPT test takers.
Information Disemination
Posting of Posters of All ALS Program in every
Barangay
Conduct Sportsfest for ALS Learners
Offer Interesting Courses
Literacy Mapping
Coordinating with Barangay Health Workers
and other ALS Training Centers
Livelihood Training
Provision of review materials
GOAL2 Lack of teachers to handle theKindergarten Regular Program
and the first three grades.
Request for Local Teachers
Designate teacher volunteer from the RQA
Conducting training on the functions of
the organizational structure of the
various Div. Team
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Transfer of residence due to
migration.
Home visits
Parent-Teacher conferences
Making lessons more attractive and effective
Intensive supervision
GOAL 3 Low academic achievement Conference with parents
Make teaching and learning process more
productive and enjoyable
Purchase/secure textbooks and workbooks
Conference with parents
Make teaching and learning process moreproductive and enjoyable
Purchase/secure textbooks and workbooks.
Conduct Seminar/Workshop in Making
Instructional Materials
Conduct teachers training regarding the new
trends in teaching
Intensive monitoring of attendance and
whereabouts of the school children.
Home visitation
Conference with parents/guardian
provide school feeding
Intensify Health and Nurition Program
RO & DO to provide trainings for SHs
particularly the lowest subject areas.
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Hold 2 sessions of classes for lower grades
Request school partners for donations for
school buildings.
Utilize MOOE for a make-shift classroomsConduct review classes
Provide/secure review materials
Intensive monitoring of review classes
Construct parallel questionnaires for NAT
Hire teachers base on the needs of the school
Request LGUs to prioritize school needs in
hiring Local Teachers
Send Non-Major Teachers to training, seminars
and workshops
GOAL 4 Poor Attendance during PTAMeetings
Lack of Support to PTA
undertakings among external
stakeholders (Brgy. Officials,
LGU, NGOs)
Scheduling of PTA Meetings on Non-Working
Days.
Forging closer relationships between the
school and the home thru home visitation and
involvement of parents/guardians in
MANDAUE ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Low Participation in ALS program 1.Conduct planning conference on theimplementation of the following activities:
House to house mapping, community
mapping
Access to existing mass media
channels
Provision of monitoring tool for A & E
RO Memorandum for the members of the
RCT team and budget for training of BALS
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Information education and use of
communication materials
2.Moivate/recruit BL learners
3.Conduct Group Learning session and provide
tutorial services
4.Intensify M&E5.Make representation in barangay council
meetings
EFA GOAL 2 Shortage of crucial needsspecially kindergarten
High Dropout rate/Low academic
performance below the 75%proficiency level
Request items for regular kindergarten
teachers and additional facilities
Orient the teacher of the new kindergarten
and Intensify classroom supervision
Conduct retolling of teachers on KSAs and
classroom instructions and values formationIncrease the number of teacher observation
and conduct post conferences
Home visits
Monitor and evaluate intensively and
provide regular technical assistance
EFA GOAL 3 Low participation rate 43.96%secondary and 67.05 Elementary
High dropout rate 7.23%
secondary 2.3% elementary
Low cohort survival rate 5.18
secondary 76.51 elementary
Conduct parentting seminar, mapping, tracking
and information drive
Intensify classroom supervision
Equitable deployment of teachers
Peer tutoring
Guidance couseling to teachers with negativeattitude
Conduct home visitations
EFA GOAL 4 Low participation andinvolvement of srtakeholders
Conduct Re-orientation program/advocacy
intensification on the importance of
networking
Avail of scholarship program to poor but
deserving students
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NAGA ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 18 barangays were not able to
construct Community Learning
Centers
Strenthening and broadening the scope of the
AlS
None
EFA GOAL 2 High Dropout Rate 1.Enhance teachers capacity to handledifferent types of behavior by training all about
success habits seminar and PBISS
2. Send the tecahers to trainings/ seminars and
workshops that will equip them with the KSAs
contributing to academic success
3. parents to undergo re-encounter
responsible parenthood seminar
4. Tapping all the stakeholders in the
community to support the needs of the
surviving pupils5. Integration of responsible sexuality into the
curriculum
6. Educating the children to the passage of RH
Bill
7. Provision of dormitories to schools
8. Intensify safety & security measures
9. Enhance the liunkage system
EFA GOAL 3 Low MPS in HELE, MSEP and
Science in the elem and scienceand AP in the secondary
1.Capability building of the teachers for
competence in classroom instruction2.
Intensify conduct monitoring and
evaluation
EFA GOAL 4 Not very active participation ofthe stakeholders
1. Stakeholders mapping
2.. Report to stakeholders
the academic performance
& accomplishments
3.Recognized stakeholders
Monitoring and evaluation intensified
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4. Involve stakeholders in school
5. Recognized stakeholders
6. Involve stakeholders in school
activiites
7. Implement/Promote Positive
Behavior Interventions andSupport System (PBISS)
8. Present vision and mission
Tapping all the stakeholders in
the community to support the
needs of the surviving pupils
Negros Or. ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Few enrollees in BLP, few takersin A&E and PEPT and few passers
Massive advocacy
Seek Inter-agency, support and GOs and NGOs
Procure review materials , etc.
Provide transportation and better accommodation
with travel allowance for the test takers
Linkage with LGU for hiring contactual assistance
Hire additional mobile teachers and request for
more ALS items
Stengthen the CUM Livelihood Program
EFA GOAL 2 Shortage of crucial needs forkinder
High dropout rate and repetition
rate specially in grades 1 to 3
Stengthen advocacy of parents to enrol their
children to K and provide support to needed
facilities
Family mapping
Coordinate with PNP to insure safety and
security of children
Capability building of teachers to improve
classroom instruction
Link with DSWD, RHU, LGU, PPC, etc..
Use learning modules and other instructional
materials
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Tap external stakeholder for free feeding and
other benefits
EFA GOAL 3 Low participationrate/completion rate
Advocacy to parents on the importance of
education
Conduct semoinar to schpool heads on
networking and partneringGive modular instruction to implement the
police ko teacher ko and protect ako program
of the PNP
Coordinate with ABK , World Vision (for more
interventions)
Proper input drive to parents on kidnapping
scare issue
Intensive monitoring
EFA GOAL 4 Low commitment/ participationof stakeholders
Implement the police ko teacher ko and
protect ako program of the PNP
Coordinate with Army, PNP and LGU to providesecurity measures
Align local calendar of activities to intensify
classroom contact
Involve them in planning activities
Moral support and encouragement
Siquijor ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 provision of school supplies, snacks, and
other provisions to learners
-home visitation
instructional supervision of BLP
classes which includes class observation,spot tests & counseling
Instructional supervision of A & E classes
which includes class observation, spot tests
& counselling
-survey of over-aged learners in school
-survey of over-aged learners in school
-Request the Regional ALS
Supervisor to monitor the ALS
Program of this division at least
once a month
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EFA GOAL 2 -create a child friendly environment
-train the untrained Kindergarten teachers
and their School Heads in the
Enhanced Kindergarten Curriculum
- Instructional Supervision of Kindergarten
Classes which includes class observation,
spot tests & counselling
-Identify possible SARDOS and give school
initiated interventions
Hard or soft copies of MISOSA and
EASE Modules
EFA GOAL 3 Low Completion rate
NAT and RAT below the target
proficiency level
-Tracking of Pupils/Students who are not in
school
-Create a child friendly school environment
and well lighted and ventilated classrooms
Implementation on
Engaged Time On Tasks
-Training of Supervisors and School Heads
on Instructional Supervision
- Instructional supervision of Elementary
and Secondary classes which includes class
observation, spot tests & counselling
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EFA GOAL 4 Low
support/cooperation/involve
ment of stakeholder
Conduct organizational meeting of PTA &
SGC
- Orientation of roles and responsibilities of
every member of PTA & SGC
-Holding of First PTA & SGC Quarterly
Meeting Conduct organizational meeting
of PTA & SGC
- Orientation of roles and responsibilities of
every member of PTA & SGC
-Holding of First PTA & SGC Quarterly
Meeting
Monitoring and provision of TA
TAGBILARAN ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGIONEFA GOAL 1 Overcrowded learning
centers
Lack of learning modules
Limited contact hours
Strengthen linkage with LGU
Constant request to Higher Office
Designate/request City paid teacher to
handle ALS students
Allot classroom to ALS classes
Endorsement/Recommendatio
n
Request for ALS Mobile Teacher
Item
EFA GOAL 2 Schools supplementaryfeeding is not substantial
and sustaining, its not a
priority project of the
school and PTAs Summer and long
vacation is long enough
to make the pupils and
students to be wasted
again
High dropout rate in
Grade I
Some transferred out
Intensify Gulayan sa Paaralan, Food
Security & Food Always in the Home
Programs in the schools
Solicit support from GOs and NGOs
Home visitation
Present issue during Homeroom, Gen
PTA & SB Meeting
Conduct SReA in Grade I
Tracking of repeaters and habitual
absentees
Conference with parents
School Guidance Counselor to talk with
Regional Office linkages with
big companies,
establishments/factories in
Cebu
Issue RM for PTAs to allot fundsfor feeding
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after receiving the
goodies from the City
Govt.
Format of eData is
different from the old
format used
SHs had hard time
providing the English &Filipino Supervisors with
data for their analysis
School/community
environment
Family issues (broken
family, vices of parents
etc)
Teachers attitude
habitual absentees
Give remedial activities to PARDOs
SHs shall be provided with the forms
Personal follow-up will be
done/personal visit to their respective
schools
Enhance monitoring & supervision of
consultancy area
Encourage teachers to open the
LRMDS portals for reference
Monitor MTs in coaching less
experienced teachers
Re-orientation on School
Guidance Program to newly
hired Guidance Counselors
Monitor/supervise classes
(including School principals)
RM to regulate operations ofinternet caf and sing-a-long
restaurants during school hours
EFA GOAL 3 Decrease of completionrate and cohort survival
rate
Decrease of MPS in
some subject areas
Intensify monitoring of classes by SHs
and supervisors
Conduct of INSET for teachers regularly
Coordinate with LGUs in the regulation
of Internet Cafes
Conduct of Training on ICT integration
Provide materials for
enrichment classes in all subject
areas
Help obtain from CO items for
Public Health nurses for schools
Help follow up DICP funds from
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Some First Yr. Teachers
were not trained in UBD
First Yr. training was notthat intensive/clear
Less mastery(student
graduates are not skillful
enough for employment
No machineries, tools
and equipment
No textbook in
Entrepreneurship
Low completion rate
(64%)
Only 80% completed
KSP 2011
English and Science
subjects had decrements
Some teachers handling
two or more subjects
were trained in only one
area because the
training was conducted
to all teachers
Division Refresher Training
Usage of other areas as guide
Conduct CP-TLE Orientation Introduce peer teaching
Solicit funds from City Gov. & NGOs
Reproduce materials
Parenting seminar
Strong linkages with stakeholders
Tap external stakeholders
Full implementation of City Ordinance
penalizing non-supportive parents
Close monitoring and supervision Always remind teachers to be child
friendly
Advise teachers to review
competencies
Conduct special training of tutorial
activities during non-class days
Conduct of special INSET of teachers
handling Filipino
Consultants to assist concerned school
heads
SBM Coordinator & SBM Task force to
make a follow up
Follow up and assist on the orientation
of the roles of the respective members
of SGCs using the SGC
DBM
Complete copies of UBD
In-depth training of Trainers
Make sure hand-outs are readybefore any training
More TLE Item
Revive the 120 minutes daily
time allotment
TLE tools & equipment must be
give priority in the budget
Conduct Regional
Entrepreneurial trainings,
workshops with provision of
educational tours andinstitutional visits as part of the
training
Do verification and ocular
inspection
Request for provision of Science
equipment
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simultaneously
Decrease of MPS in NAT
& RAT in Filipino
There are still schools
with low SBM practice
Few (10%) schools have
not organized their SGCs
Poor process of
integration in the
teaching of values acrosssubject areas beyond
content and across
discipline
Manual/Handbook
EFA GOAL 4 Some parents are notsupportive of their
childrens education
SHs are not capacitated
to do linkages and
resource mobilization
SGC not fully functional
Less PTA participation
No complete record of
out-of-school in the city
SPTs started to function
but MOVs were lacking
Majority of schools
remained to be level 1
(SBM practice)
Advocacy
Coordinate with LGU to provide
assistance to the school
Strong linkages with LGU, NGOs and
Business Sector
Conduct of family mapping thru ALS
Do TA in areas of consultancy
Constant follow up
Assistance from consultants and
STRIVE Trainers
Training for SHs in resource
mobilization
Visibility
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There are still schools which
have not submitted their SIP
Cycle 2
Monitor PTA, SGC, Brigada implementation
TALISAY ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGIONEFA GOAL 1 Low participation rate due to:
1. No comprehensive OSY mapping due
to shortage of mobile teachers & ALS
coordinator
Literacy Mapping involving all ALS
coordinators, Guidance Teachers and
School Heads, Purok Survey
ADSOCMOB, KUMUSTAHAN sa
BARANGAY, Conduct Regular A&E
sessions, Pre-assessment test before
registration, Conduct of Mock Test
ADSOCMOB, ( Posting of
announcements in the prominentplaces, media mileage, church
announcements)Review classes for
PEPT test takers
Regular monitoring and evaluation of the
programs & projects
EFA GOAL 2 Low participation Rate (72.08%)4.98% Dropout Rate
Hiring of qualified additional teachers and or Request
additional teacher Aide volunteers (TAVs) from LGU
EFA GOAL 3 Hiring teachers with nonmajor inkindergarten
Elem MPS 67.42%-to 68.15% but still PL
standard
Sec- MPS increased 56%MPS, 49.26%
last year but still below the standard
Only 21 out of 43 or 49% have organized
SGCs
Hiring of qualified additional kindergarten teachers and
or Request additional teacher Aide volunteers (TAVs)
from LGU
Conduct feeding program, home
visitation, parenting seminars, literacy
mapping, engage in interactive co-
curricular activities in all subject areas.
Conduct review for NQEP Encourage
TICs and OICs to take NQEP, Designate
a separate school head for secondary
schools
Intensive monitoring and evaluation of the
programs and projects
EFA GOAL 4 Poor participation/ involvement o fstakeholders
Orientation of school heads in community engagements
and organization. Preparation of proposals to SEF and
other fund sources for mobilization of programs and
Intensive monitoring & evaluation
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projects.
TANJAY ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA GOAL 1 Few enrollees in BLP, few takers inA&E and PEPT and few passers
1. Integration of Livelihood Skills 2.
Free supplies/materials
2. 1. Radio Broadcast/Streamer/Advocacy
2. Intensive Review
3. Provide Review materials
4. Spot Testing
5. Dry Run
Help in the information dissemination
campaign for more ALS enrollees takers
EFA GOAL 2 70% participation rate0.46% decrease in drop-out rate
Conduct feeding, Home visitation, DORP, Implementation
of REACH program, Implementation of Adopt-a-School
Program
Conduct monitoring, bring gathered data
for possible solutions to address the gaps to
higher office, conduct trainings on how to
counteract drop-out of pupils
EFA GOAL 3 DO = decreased by 0.46%FR =decreased by 7.2%
RR = decreased by 1.55%
Increased MPS in RAT in all subject
areas by 25.38% in elementaryand 4.78% in secondary
Conduct Operation "Suyod"; Sustain Feeding Program;
Friendly School System; RE-Orient Teachers on Values
Recovery
Implement Project EASE, OHP, DORP, Project REACH,
Child-Friendly School ProgramConduct Academic Competitions; Intensify Remedial
Instruction; Track master of competencies in all subject
areas; Provide supplementary materials from SBM; Utilize
expertise of Master Teachers; Intensify classroom
supervision; Enhance instructional supervisory skills of
School Heads
Conduct Academic Competitions; Intensify Remedial
Instruction; Track master of competencies in all subject
areas; Provide supplementary materials from SBM; Utilize
expertise of Master Teachers; Intensify classroom
supervision; Enhance instructional supervisory skills of
School Heads
Request for textbooks through Supply Office;linkaging/networking
Submit needs for textbooks to Supply Office
Request for additional teacher items; Equitable
distribution/deployment of teachers
Retooling and conduct of trainings for non-majors
Encourage school heads to pursue Graduate Studies
Enhancement trainings for School Heads on
instructional Supervision
Capability Building Seminar for Master
Teachers
EFA GOAL 4 Some programs and projects notfully implemented by the
Submit budget proposal for funding to the region
Conduct trainings/advocacy/information
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stakeholders dissemination of programs and projects
Intensify strong linkage with external stakeholders
Establish reward and awards system for the active
participation of stakeholders
Re-orient PTA, SGC Officers on their duties, functionsand responsibilities
Send request letter to concerned stakeholders Submit
budget proposal for funding to the region
Conduct trainings/advocacy/information
dissemination of programs and projects
Intensify strong linkage with external stakeholders
Establish reward and awards system for the active
participation of stakeholders
Re-orient PTA, SGC Officers on their duties, functions
and responsibilities
Send request letter to concerned stakeholders
TOLEDO ISSUES AND CONCERNS ACTION STEPS ASSISTANCE FROM THE REGION
EFA Goal 1 Only 7 out of 9 ALS imple-
menters were able to report
1. Get data of average students from all schools
2. Send communication to school heads to identify
qualified applicants 3. Send guidelines
as to requirements of test
4. Conduct review classes and dry run
BLP classes facilitators should undergo
intensive trainings to enable themselves to
handle this kind of learners
EFA GOAL 2 More needs on crucial resources in Kindergarten
Moderately high dropout rateLow participation rate
Advocacy that public schools are now offering Kinder
classes with free ccess and nomoney obligations.
Facilitated the permit of private schools
A new EPS was installed last Jan. 2011
Mobile teachers, coordinators and instructional Managers
are closely monitored in their community learning
centers.
Craft verification standards for literacy and
numeracy.
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Included Kinder Teachers in TIP seminars
School Feeding Program by SBM
Provision of school supplies to Gr. One
Child -friendly school environment
Home visitations
Convince stakeholders to sponsor indigents students to
finance their school supplies and their needs.
Send letter request with the number of textbooks need,
desks
need and the teachers need to the Division Office.
Observe time
management & prioritize activities.
Follow strictly the 80-20 supervision and administration.Maximum utilization of functional work plan of technical
assistance to teachers.
Campaign for all school-age to be in school. Cater
advanced learners for Integrated schools to suffice their
needs.
Strict implementation of the guide-lines for effective
results in all
schools.
School Feeding Program sponsored by SBM, School, SEF
and donations.
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EFA GOAL 3 Low participation rate/completion rate Strict implementation of the guide-lines for effective results in all
schools.
School Feeding Program sponsored
by SBM, School, SEF and donations.
Demo teachings every Saturdayson least-learned skills
Scheduled remedial teaching, peer
coaching & mentoring. Functional
workplan for technical assistance to
teachers by principals. Clustered
demonstration teaching every
Saturday. Provide assistance to weak
points identified.
Use of PTA contribution for re-
production of instructional materials.
Provide teaching package to teachers.Built-in review sessions. Supervisory
visits of SDS, ASDS, EPS and
provide assistance in all the weak
points identified.
Submit textbook need as basis of
the request
Research in the Information Tech-
nology (IT) for the books not provided.
Require qualified teachers to apply
for MT 1 & MT 2 positions available
Hire teachers as per requirement.
Provide trainings for teachers
teachng not their major subjects.
Encourage qualified teachers to
take the Principals Qualifying
Examination.
Request for principal items.
Encourage qualified teachers to take the Principals
Qualifying
Request RFTAT to visit
schools. Approved re-
quest for opening of schools.
Close monitoring of
UBD implementation
for assessment
Conduct Spot Test
Supervisory visits on
effective teachings
Provide sufficient copies
of test materials 1:1.
Provide answer key
with correct answers.
Test items should be
PELC-based with 60-
30-10 distributions;Easy, Average and
Difficult. Monitoring
by the RFTAT.
Immediate action
on the request
Provision of Computer
units.
Provide funds for MT1
& MT2 salary requirements.
Provide trainings needed
by teachers teaching
not their majors.
Provide review
materials on managing
schools effectively.
Approved requests.
Conduct revbiew
classes on School
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Exam so that all schools will be managed by full-
pledged
Principals.
Management.
EFA GOAL 4 Poor participation/ involvement ofstakeholders in the implementation of
different programs and projects
Full implementation of DepEd Memo and DepEd Order
to organize PTA and SPG. Sufficient funds
allocation as needed
Request Donations in cash and in k ind.
Monitoring and evaluation