3. objectives
To discuss the vaccination requirement of the
Department of Health which is needed to be supported
by the Department of Education.
a. Encourage learners and parents to get
vaccinated.
b. Inform the stakeholders that high rate of
vaccination makes it easy for the Department of
Education to expand the face-to-face
instruction.
4. To present the struggles and concerns of
the school on building the makeshift
classrooms for JHS (still on construction)
To inform the parents that the school has
been evaluated by the district validation
team.
9. School project
Building of Makeshift
classrooms for JHS
Building of water tanks, school
clinic,MRF, Comfort rooms
Extension of school fence
Planned expansion of staff’s
house
10. Needs in school
Additional national paid IP teachers
Classrooms for JHS
Hollow blocks for the extension of
fence
LED TV for each classroom
Printer
Ink (Printer)
Repaired and renovated school stage
Cleaning and gardening equipment
11. Problems met
Inactiveness in receiving and
retrieving the modules
Low academic performance of
the students based on the
assessment given
Early marriage
Child labor
12. Problems met
Low level of participation of the
community to school’s activities
The community has no sense of
ownership in the school and its
properties
No proper induction program for
newly-hired teachers
13. Recommendation
Request for additional IP teachers from the
division office
Remedial instruction is advised
Conduct a seminar on Early Marriage and
teen pregnancy among JHS learners.
Conduct STEP program among the parents
and in the community
Made an agreement with plausible sanction
to those who continuously hitch up the
animals in the school premises.
